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KK, overpair on wet board

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Yuris125
Joined: 16.03.2009

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iPoker Game 7081189433 / Tournament
Table Barghe, 817747115 - 2016-05-21 15:11:45
Blinds : 0.01/0.02
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4 players
CO (0.32)
BTN (3.45)
SB (0.58)
[BB] Hero (2)

Hero K♠ K♦ Initial Pot: 0.03

CO raises to 0.04
BTN calls 0.04
SB calls 0.03
Hero raises to 0.2
CO folds
BTN calls 0.16
SB folds
### FLOP ### 8♣ Q♠ 6♣ Pot: 0.48
Hero bets 0.26
CO calls 0.26
### TURN ### T♥ Pot: 1
Hero bets 0.6
CO calls 0.6
### RIVER ### Q♣ Pot: 2.2
Hero is All in
CO calls 0.94

Spoiler

CO shows A♣ J♣
Hero shows K♠ K♦
CO wins 4.08 from the main pot with A Flush, ace high

Villain is a fishy reg, and I have a note that he likes to call with flush draws

Flop: Should be a bigger bet maybe, something like 0.35? A bigger bet would make future sizings awkward though, betting 0.35 leaves me with 1.45 and a pot of 1.18
Turn: Think I have to bet again, there are a lot of draws in his range, and Qx should pay me off. Sizing looks good here?
River: Hate to see this card. Should I check here or are there still hands I can get a value from? And if so, should I check/call or check/fold? I bet here thinking there was no way I was going to fold, but looking back, the range with which he called two streets almost entirely consists of Qx and flush draws, and those hands all beat me now. So check/fold may have been the best option, however sad that is

Thanks!


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la55i
Joined: 27.01.2013

If you have a read that villain likes to call a lot with draws, maybe you want to bet bigger and make him pay? With this information I think your river bet is bad when the draw completes and board pairs. OTR I see many flushes and Qx in his range. Maybe he hit a T OTT and called with it but he is not calling your river bet with Tx. Imo good line would be to check/fold.


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StruxXx
Joined: 18.12.2015

So your read on opponent is that he's a fish? Good! ---> BET BIGGER!
Your bet of $0,26 in pot of $0,47 is always EV+ for FD or open ended SD. You have to make them pay! If you know you'r opponent is fishy overbets are nice tool as well. Do not hesitate to shove on turn if safe card comes (in this particular case Th completes some straight draws but even so you're doing well against oponents range).

As played OTR its fine to x/f. You're not beating anything except bluffs.


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Hesticus
Joined: 24.06.2008

Without looking to spoiler: This is an easy x/f against aggression

Looking to spoiler: Yes, even though he is a fish, we cannot raise for value and indeed, bet bigger to let villain pay. This will be more profitable in the long run.


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

First, you should bet bigger preflop. At least to 0.24-0.30. Our hand does not want a mw pot.
Agree with the bigger betting postflop.
Otr just xf. Straight and flush is possible and the board is paired.


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Dadramel
Joined: 10.08.2014

Larger bets all the way


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