Preflop limper min-raises F cbet

First, why do you play with 50BB stack?
Second, with the call on flop you hope to hit what?

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Originally posted by Agness88

My stack size is 50 BB because on this site the max buy-in is 1 dollar on NL2.

2. The call OTF was based probably on my overcard, and I thought I might call him down once. It is possible that i did not have the right equity.

If you rely to hit your overcard, it is 3 outs there( though you may not have the nuts).

Sorry about the stacksize question. It is a totally different game when you all are half stacked.

Yes, actually in our beginner course the rule was that cbet once OTF as a bluff if you do not hit, but fold to any subsequent aggression. But against a minraise I considered that I might call once. Maybe it wasn't the best choice though.

Yes, I know, the stack size is a big issue, most of all because the strategy I am trying to learn as a beginner is a BSS, but what can I do? From NL5 and higher it will be possible the full stack buy-in though.

I'm not familiar with short stack strategy but I think you can raise a bit bigger vs limper, 4bb or even 5bb since we are oop. I would bet flop a bit bigger too. Villains minraise OTF smells like a set but I guess it can sometimes be FD so calling his raise is ok, maybe. As played river is a fold.

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Originally posted by la55i
I'm not familiar with short stack strategy but I think you can raise a bit bigger vs limper, 4bb or even 5bb since we are oop. I would bet flop a bit bigger too. Villains minraise OTF smells like a set but I guess it can sometimes be FD so calling his raise is ok, maybe. As played river is a fold.

Betting big with that stack is a 2 side coin. It can be committing.

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by la55i
I'm not familiar with short stack strategy but I think you can raise a bit bigger vs limper, 4bb or even 5bb since we are oop. I would bet flop a bit bigger too. Villains minraise OTF smells like a set but I guess it can sometimes be FD so calling his raise is ok, maybe. As played river is a fold.

Betting big with that stack is a 2 side coin. It can be committing.

That's true! I hate SSS.

In fact betting big here is perfect...if you have a hand.
Tho, board on flop is dry.

I might be the first see-what-happens-if-you-try-to-switch-sites hostage

On a more serious note though, I think I should have folded to the F raise. Because from that point on I was just spewing money I guess, probably I was behind even with my top pair. Or is it possible Villain is so aggressive with a FD?

The difference is so huge between BSS and SSS?

There is a difference. You do not have much space for maneuvres with the shortstack. You get easily committed.

For me, sss is kind poor. U dont have room to really improve ur game.

I think the fact we are short makes it even less likely for villain to do this with FD.

Short stackers usually tend to play w high equity hands... and less speculative ones.

They play with a lot more narrow ranges when SSS.

Yep, mostly broadways and pocket pairs.

i would bet flop if i had a club in my hand. As played youhave to call flop raise since you getting right odds.

I would go with checkturn, call or bet river line. Its easy to overplay your hand here.

ODhudinjaEM, u would bet flop if u had a club in ur hand?
I didnt get. How it changes the play of this hand?

I meant diamond