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Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

Hand abspielen

$0/$0.1 No-Limit Hold'em (8 handed)

Known players:
[tg]MP2$10.05:///////;MP3$7.50:///////;CO$2.74:///////;BU(Hero)$1.90:///////;BB$9.84:///////;UTG1$10.04:///////;UTG2$11.94:///////;MP1$3.88:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is BU with T:h, T:d.
4 folds, MP3 raises to $0.30, CO folds, Hero raises to $1.90(All-In), BB folds, MP3 calls $1.60.

Flop: ($3.9) 9:h, Q:s, 9:c (2 players)

Turn: ($3.9) K:s (2 players)

River: ($3.9) 4:d (2 players)

Final Pot: $3.9.

Hello :)
Villain is a 22VP$ip/20PFR, 17% raise from MP, folds to 3bet 94% (15/16 times) of the time, over 400ish hands. I know that's not that much but, in my mind it lead me to belive that 3betting him here would take down his raise most of the time, and i might even be ahead if he calls me with something like AK, AQ or even 99/88.
What i was wondering is:
1.) should have i just folded this, considering that if i get called i'm most likely to be beat or flipping, and perhaps my sample is too small to draw resonable conclusions?
2.) should i have 3bet to 90c or even less, which would perhaps allow me to get away from it if he 4bets?


3 replies
burek2000
Joined: 16.11.2007

Hey Lim00n,

this is actually a well played hand. You will learn more about this when you become gold member and get access to the article on adjusting reraise ranges according to villain's PFR. Until you get that access you can play around with equilator a little and make some EV calculations for different calling ranges of this villain. In the end you'll see TT is very profitable to shove against so loose player regardless what's his calling range. And 400 hands is more than enough to adjust your 3-bets according to PFR.

As for second question, shoving is best, because there's no way to give up TT after you 3-bet here due to commitment.

Regards,
burek2000


lauri1
Joined: 04.06.2008

Why do you go all in with TT, if there was raise before you? According to strategy, when 1 raise was made before you, you go all in with min JJ-AA and AK.


burek2000
Joined: 16.11.2007

Originally posted by lauri1
Why do you go all in with TT, if there was raise before you? According to strategy, when 1 raise was made before you, you go all in with min JJ-AA and AK.

Hey lauri1,

this all-in is based on the statistics of the opponent which is a bit advanced play. I also wrote that in the first post, it's material from gold member article. According to basic strategy this however is a fold.

Cheers,
burek2000