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[Closed] nl400- 2 hands vs reg

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dylboi011
Joined: 20.04.2010

japete is from what i gather from pkr forum is a semi decent agro reg, that is all info iv got since its my first session at nl400 sh... anyway hand 1 i think is pretty standard call, i would normally 4b/call, cant remember why i didnt since its probably an easier line to take vs him i guess...especially since i am not used to the dynamics yet..

$2/$4 No Limit Holdem
PartyPoker
4 Players
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Stacks:
CO danyel9999 ($90)
BTN Hero ($481)
SB itscalledsoccer ($467)
BB japete ($400)

Pre-Flop: ($6, 4 players) Hero is BTN 10:heart: 10:club:
1 fold, Hero raises to $12, 1 fold, japete raises to $44, Hero calls $32

Flop: 2♣ J♥ 8♦ ($90, 2 players)
japete bets $62, Hero calls $62

Turn: 4♣ ($214, 2 players)
japete checks, Hero checks

River: K♣ ($214, 2 players)
japete bets $135, Hero calls $135

not sure what i am achieving if i bet river here.. i guess he might make crying call with KQ/QJ but thats about it i guess, i think maybe c/c is better but then he can check back his weaker Qs and i think thats probably what most of his range is as well since i think he will raise all hands like 2pair/sets that beat me on turn and he would 4b aa/kk pre.. and would raise fd's on flop, although i cant really make these assumptions based on how little info i have on him.. anyway idk thats why i post it here =P

$2/$4 No Limit Holdem
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6 Players
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Stacks:
UTG WongaMan ($436.20)
UTG+1 itscalledsoccer ($479.60)
CO japete ($539)
BTN danyel9999 ($178.78)
SB Hero ($649)
BB FreddieRocky ($400)

Pre-Flop: ($6, 6 players) Hero is SB A♦ Q♠
2 folds, japete raises to $12, 1 fold, Hero raises to $44, 1 fold, japete calls $32

Flop: 7♦ Q♥ 8♥ ($92, 2 players)
Hero bets $56, japete calls $56

Turn: 5♦ ($204, 2 players)
Hero bets $132, japete calls $132

River: 3♥ ($468, 2 players)
Hero ???


2 replies

Hi,

unfortunately you provide very litte information such as 3-bet value.
Hand 1:
5-handed is 4-bet/call standard on NL400 on PP.
As played: Either bet/fold turn for free showdown or fold river imo. You only have a bluff catcher and as you said you have quasi no info/reads about
villain.

Hand 2: Preflop and flop are fine.
Personally I'd ch/shove turn versus aggro villains to balance your checks.
Problem with betting as you saw yourself: river play?
Therefore I'd suggest to think this through before you bet turn!
As played: I'd ch/c versus aggro villains quite often up to 2/3pot. But now I see that you both are a bit deep. Hmm not sure.
All options suck obv because of your turn bet.
I think you could argue for all 3 options:
- shove yourself
- c/f
- c/c
shove > c/c > c/f

What did you do and what did he have, if seen?

Best regards,
Anin


TheLastNail
Joined: 30.05.2008

hand 1: with no history prolly fold on R - u ve no idea abt his frequencies and ur hand looks like with a sd value coz of T, so his valuebetting is rly easy there; get it in PF ofc standard.

hand 2: this depends mostly on the outcome of hand 1 or other dynamic and in specific what do u think he does w a hand like 89 here on R when u c to him. Many ppl, esp higher will close to alw be merging their ranges here and shove very often when u c to them on this R. Vs those its rly good to c/c, since there is an incredible amount of hands which stand a 2barell (99-JJ, 89, 76, 9T, TJ, many Ax, Kx of diamonds etc.

The situation is the closest when u play vs a bit too str8 forward plr who is getting to sd too often. I dont think he rly is truning hands to bluffs here at all, and alw cbeh even sth like 56 which esentially doesnt beat much at all, at the same time he is not going to vbet worse than yours if u c to him, but he can call with some worse. Vs those ppl u should have some special thin betsizings, also for bluffs, so that u can do sth like b 1/4-1/3 here and fold to a shove.

Abt the shove: u just need to make sure u re bluffing here often so that ppl call u down like always with QJ, QK or sometimes w worse, since if u re just a standard tag, u re still quite deep on R and not many worse can rly call u down since the most obvious draws completed. Just dont make this standard thought process: "ok, fml, i dont know what to do, i dont want to c/c, so i shove" Since of improved implieds many suited hands, will be playing exactly this way, as well as few straithgts or 2 pair given awkward STP ratio on the T, so u ll be valuebetting urself a lot here in general.

I ve did few EV calcs on my own, considered many things esp abt F&T play, long story short: i got ~ -4% EV of the pot @ sd, but obviously this is going to be so much dependant on ur perceved image and who u re playing against so u should do it abs on ur own with the ranges u put him on. Just make sure u get anything close to the 28.4% that u need to win @ sd when called.

I ve edited too many times, just want to finish it off: firstly i thought the shove is just rly bad given the depth, now i just think its "bad". I d say u have to have a pretty active 3betting and 3barell image in 3bet pots to make this +EV, which is oop generally very tough even if u re lag coz u re repping the hands he is supposed to have more often, so its abt levelling a lot, but he has the position=big adv esp in this spot in particular