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Seems fine. Fold OTF will be way too tight imo. On the later streets you cant fold against such a sizings. Your hand is decent bluffcatcher and will be good most of the time on that board texture

Just to bad villain has trips this time, but you need really good reads to fold and if I would fold it would be on the flop.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Typical thing here, villian should fold preflop with this hand or 3bet, no he call and must get it.

Need to call. Your odds and if you don’t have a read on villian you can’t fold

Typical thing here, villian should fold preflop with this hand or 3bet, no he call and must get it.

It's not something unusual. You have 58% to win preflop.

Originally posted by NapoleonBonaparte135

Typical thing here, villian should fold preflop with this hand or 3bet, no he call and must get it.

It's not something unusual. You have 58% to win preflop.

I think about that he should fold or 3bet KJo preflop on SB. This is one example for weird moves players on micro.

KJo isn't the a really bad call I think against a BTN raise.
3bet bluff is most likely better. I wouldn't fold KJo right away.

I think about that he should fold or 3bet KJo preflop on SB. This is one example for weird moves players on micro.

The way he plays is his buissness and his money. Instead of thinking of how he might or might not play, think about yourself and your reactions!

Yes I think about my game and I don't Play shit hands and with playable hands I don't catch boards like fish. So why I don't think about another players game too? You don't look at tendencies players on table and range which could have players?

Originally posted by SDK1987
KJo isn't the a really bad call I think against a BTN raise.
3bet bluff is most likely better. I wouldn't fold KJo right away.

I don't agree with KJo is good call on SB vs button. We seldom conect with board and we Play without position.

Originally posted by aleasy77

Originally posted by SDK1987
KJo isn't the a really bad call I think against a BTN raise.
3bet bluff is most likely better. I wouldn't fold KJo right away.

I don't agree with KJo is good call on SB vs button. We seldom conect with board and we Play without position.

Conventional SHC has KJo a fairly solid open, and KTo is the bluff 3Bet. If you tighten up one notch, KJo becomes the bluff 3Bet as SDK1987 suggests.

Interestingly, I have another SHC that shows exactly what SDK suggests — KJo is the 3Bet bluff.
The general idea is that you 3Bet bluff with the lowest hand in your calling range — but sometimes you call with it, and the difference lies in how you perceive the other player.
3Betting has the advantage of keeping BB out of the hand (you hope)
Just for giggles, I used Equilab to see the equity KJo had against a "standard" BU RFI range.

       Equity     Win     Tie
BU     43.86%  42.45%   1.41% { 22+, A2s+, K2s+, Q2s+, J3s+, T3s+, 94s+, 84s+, 73s+, 63s+, 53s+, 43s, A2o+, K5o+, Q7o+, J7o+, T6o+, 96o+, 86o+, 76o, 65o }
SB     56.14%  54.74%   1.41% { KJo }

I'm liking the 3Bet more and more. The idea of the 3Bet bluff is that you are hoping for a fold, but OK to see a flop, but will fold to a 4Bet

This range what You put is not too wide on microstakes?

Originally posted by aleasy77
This range what You put is not too wide on microstakes?

I'm not sure whether you're saying that the range for button opening is too wide, or the defending range is too wide.

This is the BU Opening Range I'm using as shown in Equilab.

This is an ideal. It's 62% of hands.
Against two players in the blinds who are not defending enough, it will be even wider — up to Any Two Cards if they're tight enough.
Against players that push back a lot, it gets tighter — way tighter sometimes.

Note that the range shown in the diagram is from the days of 3BB opening from all positions.
You might need to tighten up if you get 3Bet a lot, or perhaps just lower your opening bet size, but that just allows them to 3Bet more.

If somebody has a solver and wants to post what a modern player opens from the button, I'd love to compare the two.

For me is too many hands open on button from this range.
I see something about open raise hands on this site:
https://www.microgrinder.com/poker-strategy-articles/6-max-pre-flop-ranges/

Originally posted by aleasy77
For me is too many hands open on button from this range.
I see something about open raise hands on this się:
https://www.microgrinder.com/poker-strategy-articles/6-max-pre-flop-ranges//blockquote >
Wow!
That is super tight!
I'm amused that they image at the bottom is from Equilab.