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PLO50 A865ds 3bet pot, light barrel?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

CO is solid looking reggy player. CO open, I went for 3bet. Cbet flop half pot and double barreled turn for around 1/3.

Preflop seems bit on wide side with this combo. Its actually kind of whatever hand if we fold, call or 3bet solver wise. A875ds would be pure 3bet though. Seems like my start stack was bit over 90bb in hand.

Flop is fairly disconnected and I have bit of interaction. So to me its either cbet-f or x-f. Went with half pot and get called. I think call range will have some overpairs with some support. Some T98x, Jx, 7+gs and some plain fd hands. Some of better combos like J+fd probably raising often.

So I thought my hand could work as decent second barrel when board pairs. I think in general we get too much folds. I thought villain might fold some overpairs, 7x without strong back up like wrap and some of better fd. Trainer seems to actually use 1/4 pot on turn and follow it through on board like J♠:8♦:2♠:J♣:4♦: with having only 1/3 pot bet when SPR is 0.9. On that board in river busted fd without showdown value went almost always for 1/3 pot bluff especially without 9 or T.

No idea if I would have followed through on river in this hand if CO called again. One of those spots where bet felt ok without having much of plan for river. I think though that we could shove at least 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 type of rivers nicely. Mainly idea being I dont block wrap or high fd type hands that would be natural folds for villain. That said issue for river barrel can obviously be if CO is already overfolding on earlier streets.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

As most most opponents don't fold much tp 3bets IP, I wouldn't 3bet this.

Flop cbet has the problem that you have zero good turns where you can comfortably barrel. And with half a pot cbet you run out of ammo. I would check flop.


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

So to me its either cbet-f or x-f.

With the backdoor straightdraw I would rather go for the c-bet they also have some blocking effect alongside with your flushdraw (and we have the A♠ blocker).

Originally posted by Kyyberi
As most most opponents don't fold much tp 3bets IP, I wouldn't 3bet this.

Flop cbet has the problem that you have zero good turns where you can comfortably barrel. And with half a pot cbet you run out of ammo. I would check flop.

I think this is a 3-bet. The top-gap sucks a little but we need those A+low rundown double-suited hands for board-coverage..

I would eventually 2barrel a non-heart :4x:, :3x: or :5x: too, maybe :Tx:, :9x: since they block the J and gutshot-stuff range but alltogether I guess it is also fine to bet flop and give up turn on some more non-paired blanks in the mid-high region..

Following up on rivers looks quite aggressive to me but gto-wise surely makes sense, I guess that´s solver-style with our AA-range check-call stacking off on such busted boards . Solver might uses some of the naked :Ax: as bluff because CO should flat-call some AAxx against the 3-bet pre but villain probably would just 4-bet all of his AAxx so I think a :Kx: or :Qx: blocker would suit better than the A♠ but on the other hand this leads us to bet more polarized so it might be a river bet anyways.. ?(

Something I would adjust though is that I would rather shove it otr instead of betting 1/3 again creating more FE and have villain overfoldings hands he might should have called. His turn-calling range is going to be pretty wide when we 2-barrel so small so we should make sure our bluff is successful in case he has marginal SDV. We also avoid getting bluff-raised by his busted draws.

It would be an interesting situation when the river turns off a .


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YXKCOBRA
Joined: 20.09.2008

I think with a half Pot C-bet you run out of ammo, ratherly 1/3 Pot raise. _confused:


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YXKCOBRA
Joined: 20.09.2008

Or else checking and waiting for hearts... :f_love:


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