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KK set vs turn shove.

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DecMate
Joined: 25.01.2009


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Not a great spot but id call they can have sets and you still have 21% equity vs a flush the other option is check call turn on the flush card.


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Xontra
Joined: 09.05.2021

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jesusflorestz
Joined: 30.03.2021

I crying call this one.

I would have bet only half pot on the flop on this one as well.

I think they can be doing this with sets, 2 pairs or combo draws.

A made flush would played slower to don't throw you out of the pot too soon I think.


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taavi1337
Joined: 29.05.2009

I also think it's like the top of your range... and he can have weaker than flushes for sure... Unless you have very strong read he only does this with nuts. So you have to call $6.50 to win $15.50... You need roughly 42% equity for the call to be correct. So yes unless you are really sure he only does this with flushes I guess you have to call. And even against flushes you have some outs, you have 22% equity vs flushes. So let's say most of his range is flushes, still even vs a flush you win 20% of the times.

I would bet turn bigger I think, ready to call a shove. And his eager call on the flop could be slowplaying 66, 33, which you crush. And on this board I would bet like 0.7 on the flop I think, I think he folds very often to such a big bet.

But yeah I'm new to no limit so some of this might not be correct at all :) I like jesusflorestz analysis a lot.


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taavi1337
Joined: 29.05.2009

like KQ KJ KT you could fold but maybe call AK, KK, 66 is what I mean


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taavi1337
Joined: 29.05.2009

because with KK you even beat weird twopair combos... not many of them on this board possible as you block all Kx almost but still...


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mkBISCUIT
Joined: 19.01.2018

think if you had the Ks its a call,, i am aware that it is out on the board. I find it very hard to call the all in, even tho it sucks to lay down a set of K's. And that it blows that equity tells us to call.. ..

you need to call 9.39 to win 15.39 which is a 61% pot call. so you need 28% pot odds to call..
here is the float range I gave villain, it is a little wide,
IMO

so then i ran the equity and got this..

not sure of the information you have on villain besides that he is a 12vpip..

The reason why i fold is for an exploitive play, he raises min into you pre. will he really follow with 66,33,55 or 74 or 42 to your 3 bet.., not likely. so it leaves him all suited cards, so the question is do you think he will bluff with a NAKED (As)... i have said it before and will say it a lot, at these stakes not many villains make big bluff bets, over play hands yes, but bluff not so much..

this is all IMO..

GL grind away


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mkBISCUIT
Joined: 19.01.2018

ran this with just holding spade combos

it comes down to the info you have.. even with all spades you can see your equity.


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