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[Closed] KQ vs CO raise

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Trbst
Joined: 26.09.2007

No-Limit Hold'em Tournament, 100/200 Blinds (7 handed) - Hold'em Manager Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

SB (t2327)
Hero (BB) (t1595)
UTG (t3488)
MP1 (t1305)
MP2 (t381)
CO (t1849)
Button (t2555)

Hero's M: 5.32

Preflop: Hero is BB with K, Q
3 folds, CO bets t800, 2 folds, Hero raises t1395 (All-In), CO calls t795

Flop: (t3290) 2, 4, 6 (2 players, 1 all-in)

Turn: (t3290) 3 (2 players, 1 all-in)

River: (t3290) J (2 players, 1 all-in)

Total pot: t3290

Villain was 36/11 with 20 steal, over 64 hands


5 replies

11PFR and 20 steal isnt very loose.

cant re-shove KQo against his range with no FE.

so fold for me.

if he was 25PFR 35steal or higher it starts looking good. Or if he was raising the BTN instead of CO


13BlackCats
Joined: 16.08.2008
Trbst
Joined: 26.09.2007

<3,

I've a kinda lame question here though - using equilator, can I just input like 11% for his raising range, and then my KQo, and simply equilate my chances of winning that way ? I was quite sure I don't have FE and I'm gonna get called so it's all about what chances I have.

Sometimes I can make those calculations in game given timebank, but won't have time to actually input the pot amount and stack sizes. But in general, is this the way to calculate my chances (if I have a solid sample size of course): 11% vs. KQo ?

Thanks !


no, equilators only work with cEV not $EV. so using them without adjusting for risk-aversion is pointless.

Also, im pretty sure using an equilator while playing is against site rules. so yeah...


chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

I think equilators are allowed most of the time. Besides that you can get one on your phone if you absolutely need :). But things like pot odds, etc are also important. I wouldn't say bubblefactors are too huge here, we can use an equilator, add a tax of say 5% to accommodate for ICM (you can go to ICM Explorer and look yourself for what it actually is in this exact situation) and then go by our equity. But you're going to struggle to find good odds to call it off with KQo here.