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[Closed] NL100SH: AK deep

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Hold'em No-Limit, $100.00 (HHConverter by Kreatief)
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MP3 ($270.29)
CO ($289.80)
BTN ($425.65)
Hero ($300.50)
BB ($310.20)
MP2 ($305.45)

Preflop: Hero is SB with A♥ K♦
1 folds, MP3 calls $1.00, 1 folds, BTN raises to $4.50, Hero calls $4.00, 2 folds,

Flop: T♥, 8♥, K♣ ( $11, 2 players )
Hero checks, BTN bets $7.00, Hero raises to $27.00, BTN raises to $46.00, Hero calls $26.00,

Turn: 3♣ ( $117, 2 players )
Hero checks, BTN bets $77.00, Hero calls $77.00,

River: 6♠ ( $271, 0 players )
Hero checks, BTN bets $166.00, 1 folds,

Opponent is 18/12/2,3
What do think of this hand ?


5 replies
Purity
Joined: 28.01.2008

Dunno, his flop min3bet does look like a strong hand but imo I don't think you can fold to that riverbet, every draw missed and if you think u are ahead on the turn you should also call this river.


Becks777
Joined: 04.03.2006

Since we are so deep i just c/c the flop. Which worse hands is he calling the raise with? Whats ur plan for later streets if he calls. U think he calls down with KJ KQ? FDs QJ J9 97 have a lot of equity + implieds.

Where do u play 300 bb deep if i may ask?


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I usually tend to pot control this deep. But here as there are some draws and I called preflop (I usually 3bet AK). Also I really think that he is capable calling my raise with KQ.


NightFrostaSS
Joined: 25.10.2008

Fold flop or turn or woteva, gotta give some random 18/12 nit some credit readless. Also i'm assuming that you are folding on any river that completes some obv draw anyway so why call the turn when you never call a river bet and have no idea of how he plays postflop, your hand does only beat a bluff on all streets and doesn't seem like you know if he's even capable of bluffing to begin with.


Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

3bet preflop... so much value... ;(

As played I'd definitely c/r the flop. You call AK preflor for this exact spot: You rep a draw whereas in reality you're dominating the opponents top pair hands.
I don't think he folds TP right away, I even think you'll get another barrel out of worse Kx on the turn (at least if it blanks).

Once he 3bets the flop I'm very inclined to fold.
He is never 3betting worse valuehands and I think he does never (semi)bluff.
After all he plays 18/12 for a reason.

Once you called OOP you have to c/f the turn imo, you're just getting valuetowned so badly since - again: he's a nit, he is not bluffing. And on the turn there's an even higher chance he's not betting draws either, so against his bettingrange you're even more crushed.

Notice that c/r/folding might seem spewy, but in fact it's not. Quite the contrary, you kinda define his range, most of the time he's calling and you're ahead.
Once he does 3bet you managed to immediately find out he has you crushed so you get out of the hand pretty cheap compared to what you might have lost if his hand was more decepted.