spot vs reg

Hi oviovi86,
As far as I can tell, the only possible comment would be "nice hand, well played!"

With SB all-in, it gives BTN odds to call your raise with weak aces.

I can imagine his reaction when the A fell on the river!

again -- nh,wp
VS

Call PF is wrong play..cause just 4 people, means we sit exactly on CO, and the BTN can have wide range (specially, if SB jjst 3bb in stack)? ...would you call 5bet?

Hi Willy411,
Are you saying Button's call was wrong?

Hero did not call at any time in this hand -- just bet out or raised

Cheers,
VS

Just like Vorpal said, it's well played.

I would currently consider 4betting preflop as a leak of mine so this is a nice example for me to think about.

Is 4betting JJ against BTN the best move here or can we also call his 3bet? He looks to be moderately loose and SB’s call does give him better odds to call with weaker holdings but he is often showing up with overpairs or suited overcards that we are just flipping against. Most other hands I think he just folds, no?

We can also call this pre. Actually I prefer it over 4b/c, because at micros ppl just don´t 3b enough BTN vs CO. Of course, when BTN is aggro, doesn´t fold to 4b, u wanna 4b this pre. But as standard, I would still go with call. I think BTN should call something like 88+, KQs, AQs+ (maybe AJs?). As you said, he will have mostly overcards, that being said I think we should cbet smaller OTF, something like 20-30%.

Originally posted by VorpalF2F
Hi Willy411,
Are you saying Button's call was wrong?

I mean, as other guys already ask or said, if the 4bet pf is the best option. Compare with call.
And 2nd think, if we sit exactly on UTG.. I think just 4people are sitting at the table so we sit on CO exactly.

We can call, we can 4b. It can go either way.
Nice hand.

Hey all, I'm an NL2 player and maybe I'm to nitty, but, what range Btn player squeeze and call 4-bet even do with 28% of odds. In my opinion hands like AK, AQ, AJs, and QQ+. I agreed with 4-bet and c-betting in this spot without higher J cards in the board. But @turn I would think in play 1/3 of pot instead went all-in!