Flopped set in 3bet pot, on wet board. Hero with XR on the Turn.

If villain has flush or Kx he will most of time bet-call turn probably. Other parts of his range we don't necessarily mind to have chance to improve or try to stab if he was floating flop with some spade combos or AQ/AT type.

Jx is unlikely as we block those which would be hand that often checks back. If he called flop with TT or weaker he would probably fold to second bet but it's jackpot if villain improve to weaker full house with those. QT might call but it might also semibluff versus check.

So to me x-r is very viable option so well played imo.

PRE-FLOP - the 3-bet seems a bit on the large size (is this your standard 3-bet sizing?)

FLOP - good

TURN - I prefer betting to check-raise most of the time... he opened, called your 3-bet and your flop c-bet. The suited K either really helps his hand or it might scare him a bit...
:diamond:if it helps him, a bet is going to make you money when he calls or raises you.
:diamond:if it scares him, he's likely not betting to give you that check-raise opportunity so you're hoping he bluffs at it (I'd need to know that villain is likely to do that to take this line). So if he checks back here, you need to find a way to get it all-in on the river and that's a bit harder when you don't get some of it in on the turn and/or he misses his draw on the river.

The check-raise is ok, but I think you're giving up value overall.

All seems ok to me you could barrel the turn but adding in some check raises to protect your checking range doesn't hurt especially when villain has tons of worse hands that can call.

I like how you played, I think it's ok 👍

Originally posted by Ramble
PRE-FLOP - the 3-bet seems a bit on the large size (is this your standard 3-bet sizing?)

3bet size is good. You can even raise up to 10-11 from SB and up to 11-12 from BB, IMO.

Yep you don't want to 3bet smaller than that OOP with deep stacks.

3bet sizing seems fine. It's earlier to small than to big when you play out of position.

Post-flop seems fair enough. Most of the time I would Cbet turn as well for value and protection.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Hey guys! Thanks for the comments!

Originally posted by Ramble
is this your standard 3-bet sizing?

Yes, this is my standard 3 bet sizing against a 2.5 bb open.

Hi nlonemillion!

What hand converter do you use for Unibet hands? I haven't find one yet, which works properly.

Today I Learned - I need to be increasing my 3-bet sizing when OOP... not sure how that one slipped by me... thanks everyone!

Originally posted by LahtiPelican
Hi nlonemillion!

What hand converter do you use for Unibet hands? I haven't find one yet, which works properly.

Hi!

There is no proper converter program. I manually typed the hand using the formatting options in the forum.