$20+2 Normal vs reg with history

Tim64

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05.07.2011, 15:53 0

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $100(BB) Replayer
SB ($3,860)
BB ($3,515)
Hero ($1,780)
BTN ($2,845)

Dealt to Hero 7♦ 7♣

Hero raises to $235, fold, fold, BB raises to $3,515 (AI), Hero calls $1,545 (AI)

villain is ex FTP reg newly arrived at the site im playing on. Our sns are almost identical. As suspected he wastes no time in trying to exploit my tendency to fold to 3bs. My pfr is not unreasonable: 24/19.

Here he showed K9s (around the 3rd or 4th time he 3b me on just 2 tables). How to tackle him? I earlier laid down this hand:

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $100(BB) Replayer
SB ($3,915)
BB ($1,615)
Hero ($2,355)
CO ($1,965)
BTN ($2,150)

Dealt to Hero K♠ Q♠

Hero raises to $235, fold, fold, SB raises to $3,915 (AI), fold, fold

SB wins $570

since I gave him a slightly stronger range given he is not last to act; but does this become a call?

thx

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5 replies

Anssi

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05.07.2011, 20:33 0

Would be nice if you told if these are 6m or 9m. Now I had to work that out myself (6m).

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Tim64

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05.07.2011, 22:43 0

Y, 6mx - apologies.

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ghaleon

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06.07.2011, 07:18 0

In first hand you need about 47% equity so villain has to shove 15% of hands.

In second one you need 50% equity. So villain have to shove more than 20%. Used 70/30 price distribution for these.

Call in first hand is ok imo, if you feel villain is really exploiting. You have to stand up and show villain can't get you into deck that easily...

In second one I would fold. We need bigger equity and we open from earlier position so most likely villain shove is with tighter range now. When villain is 3betting you often then you should mainly tighten your open raise range bit and start to call more. After villain seems to adjust to this you might be able to open wider range again.

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_Anonymous_

09.07.2011, 17:56 0

Hey Op,

A good offense is a great defense against the constant restealer. For argument sake lets determine he is 3bet shoving with K10+, and any pair. We want to leave a margin of error here, so anytime we have A9, 66+ we our snap-calling with a smile on our face. Once you show that you are snapping this range against him, he will slowdown a bit on the 3 bets, then you can start prelop rasing lighter once again.

Tim64

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09.07.2011, 19:26 0

Originally posted by jaxtraw
Hey Op,

A good offense is a great defense against the constant restealer. For argument sake lets determine he is 3bet shoving with K10+, and any pair. We want to leave a margin of error here, so anytime we have A9, 66+ we our snap-calling with a smile on our face. Once you show that you are snapping this range against him, he will slowdown a bit on the 3 bets, then you can start prelop rasing lighter once again.

Again, thank you sir - most helpful.

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