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BingoWings
BingoWings
Joined: 14.04.2017
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16.04.2017, 12:32

Villain playing 95/43/40
57 hands

so very splashy player , what do you think about turn lines ? is calling ok with not all outs being clean and on a paired board , i cant see calling being bad tbh but is raising turn a better option repping the TX. Do these types of villains fold enough to this action or is even folding turn an option ?. Would you even concider 3betting prflop ?

Thanks.

Hero (SB): $6.25 (156.3 bb)
BB: $5.21 (130.3 bb)
CO: $2.98 (74.5 bb)
BTN: $4.92 (123 bb)

Preflop: Hero is SB with Q♠: J♠:
CO folds, BTN raises to $0.20, Hero calls $0.18, BB folds

Flop: ($0.44) T♠: K♣: 3♣: (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $0.40, Hero calls $0.40

Turn: ($1.24) T♥: (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $0.40, Hero ?


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nitrol
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16.04.2017, 13:10

Flop call is fine but turn call will be too much.


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BingoWings
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16.04.2017, 14:21

even getting 4/1 on a call ?


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nitrol
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16.04.2017, 16:12

With the paired board do you draw to nuts?


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MrHappie
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16.04.2017, 16:22

3Betting preflop against this guy without premium hands doesn't make any sense as he won't fold and you will find yourself in a bloated pot OOP against a super aggro player. Flatting is fine. Judging from his stats, he won't like to fold after the flop either, so don't even think about bluffing (OTT or even OTF, you won't generate any fold equity at all). Often he won't have anything, but he won't fold his weak hands which can as well beat you. Calling again OTT doesn't seem worth it, as 1) You are OOP, therefore even if you hit your straight, you are by no means guaranteed to get paid. 2) Even though you are getting a decent price to call, these low bets by the Villain usually mean that he doesn't have that much and that significantly lowers your implied odds, if you had any to begin with. Wait for a better situation and punish his splashing, this is not the spot to do it.


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BingoWings
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16.04.2017, 17:57

Originally posted by nitrol
With the paired board do you draw to nuts?

Not sure what you mean.


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nitrol
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17.04.2017, 06:38

Originally posted by BingoWings

Originally posted by nitrol
With the paired board do you draw to nuts?

Not sure what you mean.

I mean that you are not drawing to the nuts with the pair on board. If you hit a straight, you are not 100 % sureyou have the best hand as Full house is possible.


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BingoWings
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17.04.2017, 08:12

oh i see ,

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by BingoWings

Originally posted by nitrol
With the paired board do you draw to nuts?

Not sure what you mean.

I mean that you are not drawing to the nuts with the pair on board. If you hit a straight, you are not 100 % sureyou have the best hand as Full house is possible.

Oh i see , ye i agree but 4/1 is just such a good price i wasn't sure folding would be a great option . We don't always draw to the nutts only.


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