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Hand 16
Preflop fine being deepstacked.
Flop - Definitely bet bigger the flop being multiway and deep. I would bet something like $2.10 here.
Turn - Check? What is the reasoning for that? How does you range look on Turn? How does his range look on Turn? Plenty Qx hands are gonna float there especially if they get that extra equity with the diamond. Even PP's still float like 88-JJ. Don't be afraid of losing, make correct decisions and money will eventually print. Betting turn like $4.20-4.70 is sufficient.
River - As played not much to say because certainly we shouldn't be at this spot anyway if you would play the hand properly in early streets.
Hand 17
Preflop & Flop fine.
Turn - Why do you fold? Buttons preflop calling range there is very wide, and that Kd could have gave him extra equity to his flop draws, for hands like JTdd, T9dd, 97dd other diamond draws. He is not always raising sets there. His sizing is also small to be value heavy being this deep. I would definitely call and re-evaluate river. If river bricks we can have close x/c spot based on his sizing on the river. If river completes draws easy x/f.
So many people perceive players at NL10 to be very tight or w/e. Actually they are not, they just don't construct their ranges very well and play poorly postflop.
Think about ranges when playing at all times. Be positionally aware, think of your range in each spot based on your and villains position to pick perfect spots for barreling your air and made hands. Do not think of term of hands, rather range. Because at the end of the day poker is the game of range long-term. Short-term you win and/or lose, small and/or big pots... etc.
Regards,
Rihard
Originally posted by lelemalee
Hand 16Turn - Check? What is the reasoning for that? How does you range look on Turn? How does his range look on Turn? Plenty Qx hands are gonna float there especially if they get that extra equity with the diamond. Even PP's still float like 88-JJ. Don't be afraid of losing, make correct decisions and money will eventually print. Betting turn like $4.20-4.70 is sufficient.
As I said I'm not playing good deepstacked and trying to improve it since we get deep to often when we play normal tables. I check the trun to pot control it. I don't think he is calling twice with his floats too ofter deepstacked. As I think that at those limits they are playing a bit thighter. So thinking that I wont get called 3 streets of value I decided to take it on the flop and river. I think if he calls me with 88-JJ OTF he is going to call me on the river if it's a brick.
But why do you pot control the nuts tho? It doesn't make much sense... His most likely range there is Qx heavy and he is never folding it, even to river barrel. Lost some easy money vs his range for sure.
Hand 17
Turn - Why do you fold? Buttons preflop calling range there is very wide, and that Kd could have gave him extra equity to his flop draws, for hands like JTdd, T9dd, 97dd other diamond draws. He is not always raising sets there. His sizing is also small to be value heavy being this deep. I would definitely call and re-evaluate river. If river bricks we can have close x/c spot based on his sizing on the river. If river completes draws easy x/f.
I'm folding here since I don't see too often people raising the turn when they gain more equity w/ flush draw. They are usually happy to call behind. Usally they have 2p and sets here more often than making this move with hit flushdraw OTT. I prefer playing tight in this spot and fold rather than call and get in dificult spot OTR when the draw miss.
Plaing fancy makes me lose money at micros so I'm kinda sticking to ABC play.
as pleno says "When we have TPTK bet bet bet for value.Once you get raise you fold"There are also random Kx hands that float the flop and spaz turn when they hit. Still folding there is out of the question. And I said his sizing well justifies the call as it is not value heavy. That pleno1's advice is mostly aimed towards beginners that do not have evolved in terms of decision making. There are still plenty of spots where you should not fold TPTK or overpair to the board. Sense-making is the key.
Regards,
Rihard