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1+20 KJs StopnGo

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biogas
Joined: 22.07.2010

NL Holdem $200(BB) Replayer
SB ($2,150)
Hero ($2,160)
UTG ($4,380)
CO ($3,830) 17/13 over 119
BTN ($2,480)

Dealt to Hero K♥ J♥

fold, CO raises to $400, fold, fold, Hero calls $200

FLOP ($900) 6♣ Q♥ 3♣

Hero bets $1,760 (AI), CO calls $1,760

As villain seemed to be ok, my KJs looked ahead his steal range. So I decided to get most FE with stop n go, but it feels like I misplayed this one as my stack was a bit too large for such play. So my donk push should look like suicide bluff attempt.

TURN ($4,420) 6♣ Q♥ 3♣ 4♥

RIVER ($4,420) 6♣ Q♥ 3♣ 4♥ 2♥

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Hero shows K♥ J♥ (Pre 30%, Flop 17.2%, Turn 27.3%) CO shows K♦ A♣ (Pre 70%, Flop 82.8%, Turn 72.7%) Hero wins $4,420


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010

Hi,

Not a fan honestly. As you said, stack sizes are not appropriate. We have to be shorter to make this move. It depends a bit on his raise sizing too. We usually do it when we don't have FE preflop, but we might gain some postflop. I will go mostly with hands like low pockets 22-55 or broadway. I won't do it with my value range such as 66+, AT+ Our donk shove on the flop should not be an overbet. With 10-11bb, especially once he min bets, I think we have FE preflop. So, if he steals a lot, I am a fan of re-stealing all in. If he is very tight, just fold.


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