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_Anonymous_

16.11.2012, 16:29 0

Opponent stats 11/6 AF:1,2 WTSD:38 W$SD:59 fold to 3bet:81 after 581 hands.

Overplayed?

Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

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$0.05/$0.1 No-Limit Hold'em (7 handed)

Known players:
[tg]SB$10.00:///////;BB$12.47:///////;MP1$12.01:///////;MP2$3.81:///////;MP3$4.38:///////;CO$5.93:///////;BU (Hero)$10.85:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is BU with K:c, K:h.
MP1 raises to $0.30, MP2 calls $0.30, 2 folds, Hero raises to $1.30, 2 folds, MP1 calls $1.00, MP2 folds.

Flop: ($3.05) 6:h, 2:h, 3:h (2 players)
MP1 checks, Hero bets $2.20, MP1 calls $2.20.

Turn: ($7.45) Q:d (2 players)
MP1 checks, Hero raises to $7.35, MP1 calls $7.35.

River: ($22.15) 2:c (2 players)

Final Pot: $22.15.

Results follow:

MP1 shows a full-house, queens full of twos(Qc Qs).
Hero shows two pairs, kings and twos(Kc Kh).

MP1 wins with a full-house, queens full of twos(Qc Qs).

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yougotfelted51

Joined: 04.02.2010

Posts: 1,279

16.11.2012, 18:54 0

bet flop bigger if you plan to jam turn.
seems totally fine here, villain can call off with AhQ/pps w fd, bare Ah/etc

ZOOMING AT NL50

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_Anonymous_

17.11.2012, 05:31 0

Preflop/Flop: Squeeze size and flop cbet size are both fine as we leave ourselves a pot size bet for turn.

Villain's range for calling flop should be pairs above 88 (he does fold a lot to 3bet so it might be even tighter at TT+) and draws (AhKx, AhQx) and occasionally slowplays (AQhh)

On the turn the Q is one of the worst cards and the only hands we can really get value from now are AhKx or AhQx.

Pairs under QQ generally fold here even with a heart.

So in order to get max value from the majority of his range my option would be to either check back and play the river or bet something like $2 (and consider folding to a raise simply because I can't see a player this passive turn a pair into a bluff, or even raise AQ). Betting $2 may keep his weak pairs into the play.

So if we split his range in combos we have:

AQhh (1)
QQ (3)

AhKx (2)
AhQx (2)

88-JJ (24)

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