Prima, $1/$2 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 6 Players
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BTN: $335.30 (167.7 bb)
Hero (SB): $200 (100 bb)
BB: $224.80 (112.4 bb)
UTG: $283.36 (141.7 bb)
MP: $220.60 (110.3 bb)
CO: $200 (100 bb)
Preflop: Hero is SB with Q
T
4 folds, Hero raises to $6, BB raises to $16, Hero?
Villain: 24/19
7% 3bet overall
10% resteal
How much wider are you calling oop against these smaller 3bets as opposed to a regular (9bb) one?
Hello axelphoney,
Vs such a small 3betting range I'd be calling very capped range which rather has decent implied odds as PPs. With QT you find yourself too often dominated. And what's the most important part here is that we have 0 information how the guy plays postflop.
Overall 3bet as 7% isn't anything dramatically high, nor the re-steal unless we also know more about sample, though I assume it's somewhat a decent sample. If rather small then even more likely towards estimated range being strong.
Best Regards.
Makes sense, but still I assume we have to open up our calling range, even oop, when we are faced with smaller 3bets?
So without any further information about this guy, what range would you guys call here preflop?
Originally posted by axelphoney
Makes sense, but still I assume we have to open up our calling range, even oop, when we are faced with smaller 3bets?So without any further information about this guy, what range would you guys call here preflop?
Well, why not just threw a 4bet and find out how he adjusts? According to that I am basing also my 3bet-calling range, gathering more information where are his leaks. Not try to abuse a guy who 3bets just 7% with practically no other information, don't really see from where will the profit come from.
