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Jehryn
Jehryn
Joined: 15.04.2008
Posts: 520
24.03.2011, 10:08

Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

Play hand

$0.1/$0.25 No-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)

Known players:
[tg]CO (Hero)$13.05:///////;BU$47.89:///////;SB$20.75:///////;BB$26.47:///////;UTG1$25.84:///////;UTG2$25.00:///////;MP1$17.25:///////;MP2$18.81:///////;MP3$29.00:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is CO with T:h, T:c.
UTG1 raises to $0.85, UTG2 folds, MP1 calls $0.85, 2 folds, Hero raises to $3.50, 3 folds, UTG1 calls $2.65, MP1 folds.

Flop: ($8.2) 5:c, 3:s, 7:d (2 players)
UTG1 checks, Hero bets $5.80, UTG1 folds, Hero gets uncalled bet back.

Final Pot: $8.2.

UTG is 24/17 met 22% EP raise over 1k hands.

I Have 61.3% Equity with TT against his raise so with the added FE of the MP caller so this is an easy squeeze?


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_Anonymous_
_Anonymous_
24.03.2011, 12:17

Hmmz,

Seems like a sample error. EP should be the tightest and his EP range is 22% vs his PFR of 17%....??

Anyway nh.

T.


Gerv
Gerv
Joined: 07.05.2008
Posts: 11,641
24.03.2011, 14:23

You might have 60% Equity versus 21% range but then you are assuming he is never folding to your squeeze. He always folds something ;)

Anyways why do you reraise this TT hand while the other JJ hand MSS Nl25 JJ flop you just call????


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Jehryn
Jehryn
Joined: 15.04.2008
Posts: 520
24.03.2011, 21:22

Yeah I agree his EP % is messed up but for some reason he's very tight in MP.

Well I'm mostly uncertain about the implications of multy-way hands since reraising often implies pot-commitment. Here I can easily fold if he shoves while in the other hand the picture is less clear.


Gerv
Gerv
Joined: 07.05.2008
Posts: 11,641
25.03.2011, 13:00

Originally posted by Jehryn
Well I'm mostly uncertain about the implications of multy-way hands since reraising often implies pot-commitment.

Why do you think 3betting preflop makes you pot committed?


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Jehryn
Jehryn
Joined: 15.04.2008
Posts: 520
25.03.2011, 15:52

Well in a situation with a 4bb raise and 2 callers a normal 3bet would be (4bb)x3+1 per caller so 20bb.
If there is one caller then the flop pot would be 48 bb while I have 20 left which would make me pot-committed, no?


Gerv
Gerv
Joined: 07.05.2008
Posts: 11,641
27.03.2011, 02:13

You don't have to squeeze that big ;) If putting extra bb doesnt make sense as in adding value or FEQ then dont do it

And you are referring to postflop pot commitment while I was talking preflop.


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