How would you play your jacks on a Q,4,5 flop. he was button and i SB, button range is wide but it is still a cap preflop from him.
c/c probably when lets say A dont hit on turn or river, or c/r flop?
How would you play your jacks on a Q,4,5 flop. he was button and i SB, button range is wide but it is still a cap preflop from him.
c/c probably when lets say A dont hit on turn or river, or c/r flop?
i just checked with equilab i only have around 40% equity so i cant raise..against normal capper.
i would c/r the flop and bet the turn . if its not an ace or king. and he raised. I would probably still just b/c down.
Since there is little to no reason in raising on the turn when your hand isn't the best ever. any Q beats you. but i dont think thats very much possible. If K or A doesn't hit the board im going to say i feel pretty confident you are good when it goes b/c both turn and river. But if you get raised just call down.
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No info on him? Well then c/calldown is never too bad on such boards vs cappers to look them up and get a better idea of their ranges ...
vs standard cappers in this spot(who I assume cap wider... at least more pockets,some 9Ts sometimes,...) I dont mind c/r then b/f turn.I dont expect him to raise turn with AK,AJ so would feel confident that he is doing it for value and there is no worse hand in that range....but without read I would not make such assumptions and be very SD bound by just c/calldown and let him barrell off with KJ very often.