KJo im BB als Squeezer vs BU Caller lost value?

I don't see why I wouldnot cbet OTF. You squeeze pre but you don't follow up while you hit toppair good kicker.

You late-cbet turn, it's a way to play but I prefer cbet flop tbh.

Than river, you hit a great card and you check ??? Don't you want value?? For him it's now unlikely you have a K so he will call you lighter.

As far as I understand your questions
1) call range of BTN is smtg like (all) pairs, two highcards, KJs+, KQo+, some suitedconn 56, 9T, TJ
2) yes, I would cbet flop, why not? (see above)
3) Yes you absolutely left some value on the river

It would be nice to post in English next time or post your hands on the German hand discussion forum next time.

Pre-flop 3betting in to 3 players seems optimistic with KJ, because I don’t think we let 3 players to fold often and if we hit top pair I would always Cbet for value.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Thx guys for the answers! I have to appologize for the wrong language. Yeah but I didnt like to coldcall oop the hole table on board or folding, so I decited in game to squeeze. I thought coldcall Squeeze Range is way to strong bc I 3bet Oop vs. UTG (ranges above) so I decided to potcontrol

Schönes hand.

Overcalling pre has really bad playability, reverse implieds and 4way this hand is just bad. KJo still might be a bit on the loose side tho, but with good reads on esp. UTG it's fine.
So i like the squeeze with the blockers and high-cards for potential highpairs like here.

Furthermore on the flop i really like the check. Analyze your own range here, What other Kx do you really have here?
If you construct your range a bit decent you will see this hand is in the bottom of your Kx range. -> making it a nice hand to put in your x/c range. (which u did :f_thumbsup:).
Also compare this to villains range of Kx, Does he have worse Kx where we can barrel 3 streets for value against? 0% -> Also a reason to check this board.
Are there any draws in villains range we might be scared of? This is one of the dry-est boards possible. -> Another reason to check this flop.

Turn does change the wetness of the board significantly. It's player dependant if you want to bet here or to check again. If he's stab-happy you could check. Otherwise i would lean more towards a bet.

As played the river: Donking out here would make little to no sense. On the turn villain could've picked up alot of draws that he might barrel again. And besides our range looks rather weak after checking 3 times.

Originally posted by TurokRider
I don't see why I wouldnot cbet OTF. You squeeze pre but you don't follow up while you hit toppair good kicker.
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This is top pair with no kicker. Expect to win one more bet only. Exactly who does the betting doesn't matter that much, since the flop is dry. If a next bet goes in from both players, that bet favors the button.

Originally posted by Varune
Schönes hand.

Overcalling pre has really bad playability, reverse implieds and 4way this hand is just bad. KJo still might be a bit on the loose side tho, but with good reads on esp. UTG it's fine.
So i like the squeeze with the blockers and high-cards for potential highpairs like here.

Furthermore on the flop i really like the check. Analyze your own range here, What other Kx do you really have here?
If you construct your range a bit decent you will see this hand is in the bottom of your Kx range. -> making it a nice hand to put in your x/c range. (which u did :f_thumbsup:).
Also compare this to villains range of Kx, Does he have worse Kx where we can barrel 3 streets for value against? 0% -> Also a reason to check this board.
Are there any draws in villains range we might be scared of? This is one of the dry-est boards possible. -> Another reason to check this flop.

Turn does change the wetness of the board significantly. It's player dependant if you want to bet here or to check again. If he's stab-happy you could check. Otherwise i would lean more towards a bet.

As played the river: Donking out here would make little to no sense. On the turn villain could've picked up alot of draws that he might barrel again. And besides our range looks rather weak after checking 3 times.

Thx Mate nice and detailed Analysis!

Hey.
My view: don't 3 bet this. It's abit too loose to squeeze here unless you have some sort of read/stat on your opponent.
As played;
Flop: checking is fine. We don't want to be leading here often (if at all). This is because with our AA / AK hands we would want 2 streets max, and would want to try and get his weak kings / JJQQ to call.

Turn: I think leading small is optimal here. he hasn't showed any interest and double checking to most regs (if he is) usually leads into a bet. We don't want to be facing a bet bet as it would be a tricky spot.
Also by betting small we extract value from hands like underpairs, and also protect vs Ax hands.

And as to the river, I think another small bet would be the optimal play for the same reasons as above. This also blocks him from raising or getting more value out of us if he is holding AK, making the pot easier for us to play as well as extracting the most AND losing the least if we do happen to be best.

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If you don't even want to get 3 streets with AA/AK, there are basicly 0 hands you go 3 streets with?

Originally posted by Varune
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If you don't even want to get 3 streets with AA/AK, there are basicly 0 hands you go 3 streets with?

Semi-bluffs that can draw to the nuts, and sets. Polarised range.