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Gerv

Joined: 07.05.2008

Posts: 11,641

12.11.2009, 17:15 0

No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (6 handed) - Hold'em Manager Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

SB ($56.85)
BB ($64.95)
Sqz 25% (4) + active player

UTG ($50)
MP ($38)
played 44/15

Gerv (CO) ($53.30)
Button ($24.10)

Preflop: Gerv is CO with 5♥, 5♦
1 fold, MP bets $1.50, Gerv calls $1.50, Button calls $1.50, 1 fold, BB raises to $6.5, 1 fold, Gerv raises to $15.00 total, 1 fold, BB raises $58.45 (All-In)

I decided to 4bet his squeeze because I think he does this with a wide range + he was very active on the tables.

I didn't thought of my lines as I was calling (indicating a non-3bet hand unless I level myself by thinking that BB squeezes often which I did't had the intention of).

Now he quickly shoved all-in and I do think my timing wasn't perfect because I coldcalled pre.

Should I just fold to his 3bet or can I even consider calling (which I found at thát time weak)

Twitter (eSports/MTG): @Gerv055

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Ardarandir

Joined: 27.10.2006

Posts: 65

12.11.2009, 17:59 0

so to call you need 34,86% equity--- I think its hard to come up with realistic ranges that dont give you that much equity
for example:
AK,66-AA,AQ,AJ --- 35,35%
AK,TT-AA,AQ --- 37,1%

AK,TT-AA --- 31,37%
AK,88-AA,AQ --- 34,18%

so the more broadway hands you think he shoves, the more inclined you should be to call. If you see more small pairs in his range, its a fold.

Personally I think that 4-betting there without the intention of snapping him off if he does push is not good. If you want to make a stand there go ahead and call, if not go ahead and just fold pre

_Anonymous_

13.11.2009, 12:58 0

I wouldn´t turn pair into bluff, so if you 4-bet you have to call shove. You could also shove directly hoping he´d fold 88-99
I´d fold myself 55 or call ip and play postflop