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[Closed] NL100 SH - TT set hand 2

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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
SB ($97.45)
Hero ($108)
UTG ($100)
UTG+1 ($116)
CO ($120)
BTN ($116)

Dealt to Hero T♣ T♦

UTG raises to $3.50, fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero calls $2.50

FLOP ($7.50) 2♥ 6♠ T♠

Hero checks, UTG bets $5.50, Hero calls $5.50

TURN ($18.50) 2♥ 6♠ T♠ 5♥

Hero checks, UTG bets $13, Hero raises to $45, UTG calls $32

RIVER ($108) 2♥ 6♠ T♠ 5♥ J♠

Hero bets $54.15 (AI), UTG calls $46 (AI)

villain is a poor reg 32/26, 568 hands AF3, f3b 42, cbet 91%. Villain rarely folds pre to 3bet so I didn't want to inflate the pot and have to play out of position with likely over cards. Check on flop looks fine, since villain is almost always cbetting, so then it's a choice between check raise or check call. I decided board was not too dangerous (only fd really) so just called - is that reasonable?
I think the river is standard after villain calls our turn raise. We darent play check/call as we are negative freerolling.
any other thoughts?
Thanks


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Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

I'd check/raise the flop.
Especially against a poor reg you want to get as much value as you can right away.
He probably puts you on a draw way too often and stacks off with something like AT, JJ+.
And he also will have a hard time folding T9s-KTs.

Even a poor reg should recognize the c/c-c/r line as what it is: pure strength .

As played I'd also shove the river, you'll never get value against worse hands by checking and there aren't too many good ones in his range.


Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Even a poor reg should recognize the c/c-c/r line as what it is: pure strength

He had TJo, so he's obv REALLY poor. :)


Agree w Bierbaer, c/r flop - one additional reason is that he can have draw himself sometimes.

This is good example that against poor reg ABC poker still works ;) you c/c flop, c/r turn and he pays you of w TPMK

nh, sir