TT in a squeeze pot

This is decent line against some players but since villain seems to be calling quite much, I expect him to float much too. We have to defend against his floats sometimes so betting this hand twice or then check calling the turn bet would be nice.

I would have bet a bit bigger OTF. As he still calls off 50% of the time so our bet needs to be profitable.

Board is dry and there is no need to bet bigger. You want medium hands to call, not to fold.
I can make a turn bet too.

I don't like squeezing that hand preflop too much, I would rather call. When we squeeze, we have to be aware that he openned from MP and called squeeze, so his range should be stronger than on the BTN, for example. K72 hits that range quite well, imo. I feel like our hand is not good enough for value cbetting the flop, so I would rather check/call (and check/fold the turn). If we cbet, we could do it smaller, imo, like 1/3, because we are betting for protection (vs hands like AQ).

What value range do you have for a squeeze here?

Originally posted by nitrol
What value range do you have for a squeeze here?

Those are my default ranges:

What is OC and BSqz?
Green is too tight.

Alleen86 +1

I think Alleen's value SQZ range is ok since it has that mixed strategy range so we can value squeeze more often against some villains and less against some. Of course we could always value squeeze AKs, AQs but that is not a big thing.

Originally posted by nitrol
What is OC and BSqz?
Green is too tight.

V SQZ - Value Squeeze
OC - Overcall
B SQZ - Bluff Squeeze
Mix SQZ/OC - Mixed Range (Sometimes squeeze, sometimes overcall)

Isn't the value range too tight?

In absolute numbers it is too tight. Given we are OOP, it is not. We can't realize all value. Any caller can, and more to that having position.

Originally posted by nitrol
Isn't the value range too tight?

Actually, I'm using w34z3l's ranges. I don't think the value range is too tight. For example, I don't think we have a value squeeze with JJ every time in those positions.

Have to agree with a few of the above posts. Squeezing for value pre with TT is a bit ambitious especially since we are OOP. I think we should flat TT in this spot. And check/call flop and turn on this runout.

I like the charts. I think W34z3l has one of the best charts here on the forum for micros, that is. However, as soon as our game develops and we get more info, we adapt.

I think TT is strong enough for a squeeze OOP. We have FE and we can play it well postflop.

I also think it is good enough to squeeze. This is more about terminology. What is meant by a value squeeze? I know you don't mean 3-bet-AI rooting for a call of the AI. I hope you don't mean either that you hope he calls rather than folds. (His range then is full of stuff like QQ/JJ/AK/two suited high cards, and not that much worse.) It is the combination of FE and equity if he calls that is nice. Simply flatting is nice too.