$1/2SH: Q full of K

24.10.2009, 22:55 0

Hi,

I had strange feeling from the turn raise. I am ahead to most of the PP and behind to AA and Kx hands.

If I put to equilator range (AA, JJ-TT, K8s+, KJo+) for his turn raise I have equity 44% and therefore should not raise (correct?).

How do you see that? Would you expect larger raising range (e.g. PP up to 77+?)

Funktor

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Play hand

$1/$2 Fixed-Limit Hold'em (4 handed)

SB 29/20/1.9 (2.3/1.8/1.3) / WTSD 42/AT 39

Preflop: Hero is BU with Q:c, Q:h.
CO folds, Hero raises, SB 3-Bets, BB folds, Hero caps, SB calls.

Flop: (9 SB) K:d, 6:d, K:c (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets, SB calls.

Turn: (5.5 BB) K:s (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets, SB raises, Hero calls.

River: (9.5 BB) 8:d (2 players)
SB bets, Hero calls.

Final Pot: 11.5 BB.

6 replies

OlivierLu

Joined: 17.11.2007

Posts: 404

26.10.2009, 14:52 0

yeah, go for a calldown. Basically, you fear no river card except an As.
You are wa/wb in a quasi drawing dead situation (for hero or villain). The best line is then calldown to keep worse hand betting/pay less against quad K or pocket AA.

nh

_Anonymous_

28.10.2009, 20:38 0

Hi funktor,

I would add QQ to his range. It's unlikely and won't change much but it's for sure in his range.

44% is not enough. You need 66% here as he will cap any better hand here (quads and AA) but won't cap JJ or TT anymore. I don't think that you have 66% even if you assume 77+ and as you don't fear any card (I don't see him check/raising Ax here so even an ace is not that bad) you can calldown here.

Dawnfall26

Joined: 30.07.2008

Posts: 3,117

28.10.2009, 22:12 0

Hi!

Equity Win Tie Loss Hand
Player 1: 67,163% 66,403% 1,521% 32,076% QhQc
Player 2: 32,837% 32,076% 1,521% 66,403% AA, QQ-66, AKs, A6s, KJs-K7s, AKo, A6o, KJo+

To me this is quite reasonable range against laggy/taggy guythat he can raise so I tend to 3-bet the turn.He may fold A6o but can raise 55. Also some AQ,AJ can be included

_Anonymous_

28.10.2009, 22:28 0

Wow didn't thought that it makes so much difference. With that I like a 3-bet more as well (I wouldn't include AQ or AJ in any case as that makes no sense to raise for him).

_Anonymous_

30.10.2009, 18:43 0

In case we assume that range is it correct (have 66%+ equity) should I fold to turn CAP? Or even with CAP should I call down?

Funktor

_Anonymous_

30.10.2009, 19:55 0

No. If you have 66% equity you already calculate the risk of being capped into your decision to 3-bet. If you could fold you need just 50%. But for that you need to be 100% sure that he will never raise anything less like JJ or TT here. Maybe even A6.

So 3-bet and make a crying calldown to a cap.

[Closed] $1/2SH: Q full of K