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NL100 J6s

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duder1n0
Joined: 07.07.2009

Poker Stars, $0.50/$1 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 6 Players

Hero (BTN): $202.20 (202.2 bb)
SB: $127.41 (127.4 bb)
BB: $101.50 (101.5 bb)
UTG: $99.50 (99.5 bb)
MP: $78.39 (78.4 bb)
CO: $148.85 (148.9 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BTN with J 6
3 folds, Hero raises to $2, SB raises to $6, BB folds, Hero calls $4

Flop: ($13) 9 Q 3 (2 players)
SB bets $6, Hero calls $6

Turn: ($25) 6 (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $9.40, SB raises to $31, Hero calls $21.60

River: ($87) T (2 players)
SB bets $54, Hero folds

SB 25/16/11.9 after 413 hands
SB vs BTN 3bet 44%
fold to 4bet 0 (0/2) (called both)
cbet F3b/T 70/50
AFq F/T/R 41/47/35
wtsd/w$sd/wwsf 16/33/38

How are you adapting to such Villain, who is attacking BTN steals with small 3bets all the time, and dont like to fold to 4bets (although small sample yet)?
1) Cut back BTN steal when he is in SB?
2) Call his 3bets wider due to good odds and wide ranges? (what I did)
3) Keep "default" folding ranges, but 4bet him wider for value?

Turn? Is it good to float smallish, mainly for protection against 6 outers?


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Tighten up your opening range. When someone is 3-betting so much, you should open hands that can call a 3-bet. So I'll probably open 50% and call the 3-bet with any 2 cards 7 and above, a lot of suited stuff like JXs+ etc.

You should definitely widen your 4-bet value range as well but basically the best adaptation is to call wide and own him postflop. small size makes it much more favourable for calling.

As played I don't really know why u want to bet the turn especially vs someone who seems like a total aggrotard when you picked up some showdown value.


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