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[Closed] $6S-SNG 1010. in MP

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Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $100(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,150)
BB ($3,280)
UTG ($2,105)
UTG+1 ($2,550)
UTG+2 ($2,035)
Hero ($1,660)
CO ($4,850)
BTN ($2,370)

Dealt to Hero T♣ T♥

fold, fold, UTG+2 calls $100, Hero raises to $350, fold, fold, SB calls $300, fold, UTG+2 calls $250

FLOP ($1,150) 9♦ K♥ 6♠

SB checks, UTG+2 checks, Hero checks

TURN ($1,150) 9♦ K♥ 6♠ 7♣

SB checks, UTG+2 checks, Hero checks

RIVER ($1,150) 9♦ K♥ 6♠ 7♣ 7♠

SB checks, UTG+2 checks, Hero checks

Spoiler

SB shows J♥ Q♠
(Pre 34%, Flop 27.9%, Turn 19.0%)

UTG+2 shows A♦ 6♣
(Pre 27%, Flop 21.0%, Turn 11.9%)

Hero shows T♣ T♥
(Pre 39%, Flop 51.1%, Turn 69.0%)

Hero wins $1,150

Preety tricky spot any Cbet comits me espicaly Vs SB.


5 replies
akrammon
Joined: 17.05.2009

I push this pre over a limper.


realy for 16BBs?


akrammon
Joined: 17.05.2009

Originally posted by BigAl123456
realy for 16BBs?

I used to think that too but actually when you consider you push 10bbs on a 1.5bb pot it doesnt look bad at all. In that scenario you risk 6.7 bbs to gain a bb in this scenario you risk 6.4, so it's actually better.
Of course you aren't against an ATC range when someone limps, but it isnt considered an overbet.


madison79
Joined: 06.06.2011

As played:

Once you isolate the limper you should c bet and try to take it down.

Esp after they both check it on the flop. Take a small stab at the pot.

Shoving pre makes post flop much easier and I don't think you get called too lite imo.
Cheers.


i think shoving a hand like 77-TT with this stack size would be better than iso-raising because those pairs dont play so well post-flop. I still prefer the iso because i think players make so many mistakes post-flop that we can get slightly more value playing a small pair IP. but you need to know what to do on certain overcard boards.

in this spot i would cbet/call vs the sb and cb/fold vs utg. checking exposes our weakness and allows villains to stab the turn with air and exposes our hand to bad turn cards.