pre and flop question

id call preflop allthough its close, but he seems to cbet little meaning you can realise your equity and/or bluff when there are good boardstructures/he shows weakness.

flop is close, but we need about 45% eq to get it in there when he is never bet/folding

lets say Villains tight 3betting Range looks like this: AKQJ-9876$ss, AKQJ-9876$ds, AA$ds, AA:Axxyz, ABB:Axxyz, ABB:Axxyy, KKB$ds,

which equals a bit over 4% (probably we can remove some ABB combos, but for the sake of simplicity i just leave it as it is)

Assuming he is never folding toppair/overpair/wrap there his continuing range looks like this: AKQJ-9876$ss, AA$ds, AA:Axxyz, AKQJ-9876$ds, ATB:Axxyz, KKB$ds, ATB:Axxyy.

We have 49% eq. against this range +he might be b/folding in this spot occasionally which only increases our ev -> Vamos, stickt it in! ♦

Hi,

no never folding pre obviously. Even if BB is heavily weighted toward AA, you have one of the best starting plo hands.

Flop i'm calling here. Villain ought to play very straightforward ott, and we can use the position to our advantage. Given his stats i assume he has a strong range there; he also probably 3bets tighter OOP.

Call flop.

Regards,

Skod

you would call flop instead of shoving here?

you dont want to use the fe? because we are ip and he will play str8forward ott? and then we have to fold if he barrels?

Yes pretty much.

I doubt you have much FE here as well; OOP i'd jam, IP there's no need to rely on FE when you can rely to your postflop edge provided by the position itself.

Regards,

Skod