NL10 SH, KTs 3bet pot Monsterdraw

funnyclock

Joined: 06.06.2011

Posts: 68

30.10.2011, 15:56 0

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NL Holdem $0.10(BB) Replayer
SB ($10)
BB ($14.62)
UTG ($11.65)
CO ($11.19)
Hero ($10)

Dealt to Hero T♠ K♠ , fold, fold, Hero raises to $0.30, fold, BB raises to $1, Hero calls $0.70

FLOP ($2.05) J♠ Q♦ 6♠

BB bets $1.46, Hero raises to $4.38, BB raises to $13.62 (AI), Hero calls $4.62 (AI)

TURN ($20.05) J♠ Q♦ 6♠ 4♦

RIVER ($20.05) J♠ Q♦ 6♠ 4♦ 9♦

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Hero shows T♠ K♠
(Pre 50%, Flop 40.3%, Turn 29.5%)

BB shows 6♥ 6♣
(Pre 50%, Flop 59.7%, Turn 70.5%)

Hero wins $19.05

Villain is 27/26 vpip/pfr but has a very high 3bet/AF of 23/13 respectively over about 120 hands. I called the 3bet light with position against him preflop and raised his bet on the flop, and ended up calling his all-in.

Did I just spew badly or is this move +EV?

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Meemawuk

Joined: 27.05.2009

Posts: 758

30.10.2011, 17:49 0

Looks okay. If he's 3-betting 6's it probably isnt a big mistake to occasionally decide to play such hands IP vs him. My instinct is to suggest a 4-bet instead but it turns your hand into a bluff when your hand appears to play well vs his 3-betting range.

Post flop seems pretty standard once you decide to play pre.

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_Anonymous_

30.10.2011, 19:33 0

Hi!

I agree with Meemawuk. I'd rather 4bet fold oop, with that hand than call him.

Postflop is very standard, with flopped nuts.

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veriz

Joined: 20.07.2008

Posts: 64,009

31.10.2011, 00:34 0

Hello funnyclock,

Preflop: Well, really depends on the opponent. Against 3bet maniacs I don't even mind your play to Call here, if you really expect him to even 3bet with worse hands.

As played
Postflop: Not much to do, either we are just raising it for the fold equity and going broke. Or another option would be to Call although then most likely we had to lay it down on turn if we don't hit.

Best Regards.

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