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TP+TK facing min raise, 3BP

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BunBun00
Joined: 13.09.2023

Bu 40bb opens 2bb
BB 3bets A♠:T♠:K♦:K♣:
A♦:6♠:7♦:, cbet 50%, BU min raises ,pot now is 45bb, leaving 15bb behind.

I ended up calling with plan to fold any straightening/flushing turns and donk shoving any blanks or turned equity or board pairings. Probably should have shoved or folded. What are you doing here?


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

So the effective remaining stack of BTN is like 10bb in a 50bb pot after your bet as I understand it. You gotta pot-call allin the flop, as played hypothetically there is no point in fit-fold calling either with that little behind. If he is capable of bluffing you on a flush straight turn it can turn into a massive leak quickly.

Edit:In general it's not always optimum to shove below SPR 1.5 but it's just so much easier in terms of playability.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

So pot on flop is 13.5bb with 33.5bb in effectives. SPR is 2.5. Btw would be nice if you would offer these infos.

There is space for small and big bet approach. Though this shallow half pot can be kind of big sizing for small bet. Our hand doesn't want to bet-fold, is strong enough to stack off and has fairly poor playability on later streets so just pot as mentioned above.

If we were deeper stacked hand is kinda interesting. I would either bet half and fold to reasonable raise or x-c. We can obviously cbet wide on A high flop but this 76 part is not making it range bet spot theory wise. Our hand doesn't have any interaction with 76 so it could be reasonable check. But I would assume having nfd blocker we would still prefer bet. Once we face raise having nfd blocker is not that good nor is having KK making chance to improve smaller.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

SPR 2,5 with couple backdoors = pot-get it in.


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