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i would play the whole hand different.

Pre: 3b u get initiative, u can rep good boards and ure sets are unlikley

as played i would donk flop and bet turn also. river depends on villian

as played bet turn

River: depends on the player against a super callingstation obv c/f maybe c/c

i get ure point about the sizing but i dont like cr river..i-m not really sure if this hps is so weak...

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Originally posted by TheKudy
pre: I agree. In one of lechrumski videos he suggested to not 3bet these double paired hands IP (not sure why though...), but he did say to 3bet those OOP. I forgot im in SB here.

flop: So you always donk or fold here? I doubt we c/c many hands OOP and if you are not c/r sets, are you c/r anything?

sry, what is hps?

against calling station obviously not c/r river, but generally speaking (i have no experience in plo, i know its player dependant, but still) is it a believable line with nut flush?

oh really? Lech said that? mmhh okay... have to look at the vid..

Flop: Well, it depends, set i would often donk. if villian has 95% cb flop okay cr maybe good. i would cr good flushdraws.

sry: hps is halfpotsize ♠_biggrin:

not really sure if u get that much credit..most player will donk because there are afraid u c behind..maybe skod has another opinion..

Hi,

1# Lehrumski said he doesn't 3b this type of hands IP, because they are very playable with position. You can use a lot of blocker bluffs along the way, and overall have more of a chance to outplay your opponent. Remember, it's tougher for your opponents to play OOP vs you when the pot is small, and easier when it's big.

2# I don't mind the call pre here, because the guy is short. We basically put ourselves in a very akward spot postflop whe he calls our 3b and we miss. We'd have to just c/f cause we can't b/f with the stacks so shallow.

3# He should cbet this board, so i like going for a c/r. OTR i'm calling with the price given, other than that it's fine

Regards,

Skodljivec

Originally posted by Skodljivec
Hi,

1# Lehrumski said he doesn't 3b this type of hands IP, because they are very playable with position. You can use a lot of blocker bluffs along the way, and overall have more of a chance to outplay your opponent. Remember, it's tougher for your opponents to play OOP vs you when the pot is small, and easier when it's big.

2# I don't mind the call pre here, because the guy is short. We basically put ourselves in a very akward spot postflop whe he calls our 3b and we miss. We'd have to just c/f cause we can't b/f with the stacks so shallow.

3# He should cbet this board, so i like going for a c/r. OTR i'm calling with the price given, other than that it's fine

Regards,

Skodljivec

did not really see that villian is short. So call is defintly fine.

but skod: u said to me in a coaching u would prefer to donk a set. Is it because it was multiway and here we are hu?

and remember yesterday when we saw a halfpot size bet...u said u would often fold it...

Hi,

it's all about the other factors. For example. If the board was J96ss i would donk my 99 always. Here tough, the board looks very "cbetty" to most people, so they bet here really wide. Also, 3way i mostly donk sets, but HU i usually c/r. It makes sense, cause ppl cbet much more HU than mw.

Also the river is only 1/3 bet, and this guy looks weak enough to be able to do this with some wierd hands.

Regards,

Skodljivec