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50$ 6max 3bet pot

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benaars
Joined: 03.06.2010

Hi,

Villain opening from CO is a loose-aggressive fish 40/21 over 474 hands, doesnt like to fold to 3bets. I went for a squeeze with decent hand and the flop is kinda tricky spot. What sizing would you pick? I am afraid if I go any bigger than 1/3pot I would have to call him off and x/f is too weak. He has folded 69% to cbets in 3bet pots over 13 occasions.

PKR, $50 Buy-in (125/250 blinds) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 6 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite.

SB: 6,966 (27.9 bb)
Hero (BB): 24,873 (99.5 bb)
UTG: 17,763 (71.1 bb)
MP: 8,450 (33.8 bb)
CO: 6,536 (26.1 bb)
BTN: 30,638 (122.6 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with Q A
2 folds, CO raises to 500, BTN calls 500, SB folds, Hero raises to 1,666, CO calls 1,166, BTN folds

Flop: (3,957) J T 2 (2 players)
Hero bets 1,375, CO raises to 4,870 and is all-in, Hero folds


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TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

I see nothing wrong in ch9f or c/rai


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benaars
Joined: 03.06.2010

? c/f right away? isn't it too weak? What c/r accomplishes?


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

With 1.2 SPR behind I'm not looking to fold my hand at any point. C/r is OK as it gets him to commit himself with his bluffs, and we're committed to calling off anyway.

Problem is flop check/check. However with our hand it's not too big a concern as there are not that many horrible turn cards for us... for example with AK any 8 or 9 kills our equity IMO, so we really fear a c/c. AQ though does fine on those turn cards equity wise.

If you choose to cbet, especially this small (I don't mind it), then you should definitely, DEFINITELY call that all-in. I'd be very surprised if we're <50% against his range here.


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