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ciachooooo
Joined: 02.01.2010

bu is 25/21 reg with 10% 3b

steal otb 50%, fold vs 3b 64%

cb 77/44/68

bet/fold flop 45% IP
b/f turn small sample

fold vs donkbet 41%

1) std flat pre?
2) on this board I don't like any of my options too much... def can't x/f, but x/r, x/c, donkbet aren't too exciting

he doesn't fold to x/r much, I can't have many value hands here, his fold vs turn bet after b/c flop is low

x/c isn't great, as all turn cards are bad for me, given his high riv cb and quite low turn bet, maybe I should just play x/c, x/f?

donkbet - well, have some equity, he should fold many worse hands, just kind of semibluff

$0.50/$1 No Limit Holdem
6 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG Player4 ($112.09) 112bb
UTG+1 Player5 ($232.37) 232bb
CO Player6 ($101.97) 102bb
BTN Player1 ($111.22) 111bb
SB Player2 ($104) 104bb
BB ciachooooo ($100) 100bb

Pre-Flop: ($1.50, 6 players) ciachooooo is BB 6♥ 4♥
3 folds, Player1 raises to $2, 1 fold, ciachooooo calls $1

Flop: 6♦ 3♦ A♣ ($4.50, 2 players)
ciachooooo checks, Player1 bets $3, $3 to ciachooooo ($98)?


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Preflop 3bet is better I think. You want to call with hands that can make medium strenght hands, and play for a small-medium pot. 64s is too weak to call you can usually make bottom pairs that can't really stand barreling, but villain folds 64% vs 3bets, so this is a 3bet for me.

On the flop I'd check/raise, as a lot of hands of his BTN cbetting range could outdraw us on the turn.


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jules97
Joined: 10.06.2012

Too weak for me to call, I'd 3bet.

On the flop I think this is ok to be part of a x/r range. Blocks a few of his sets and OESDs. What other x/r bluffs do you have here to go with your sets?


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Hi

Preflop: I think the call is fine. I'm usually calling here, though I 3bet this sometimes. I think in general there are many worse hands which you can use to 3b with instead and this should play well enough in a single-raised pot and if you play postflop well you should end up losing less than the 1bb you would have otherwise lost if you just folded preflop.

Flop: Donking would be terrible - You should never have a donkbetting range here. C/F is obviously too weak and you shouldn't be playing this hand preflop if you are folding here. So that leaves you with C/R vs C/C. Standard line is to c/c and while it's true that you may give villain his 6 outer vs you, I just think that all your other options here aren't going to be any better.

Basically if your ranges are balanced, and you have a solid game plan, c/c here wouldn't necessarily mean that you get completely destroyed postflop.


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