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[Closed] NL100 KTo vs c/r on AK3 flop

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DeKuip
Joined: 07.03.2008

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
SB ($23.50)
BB ($229)
Hero ($102)
CO ($101)
BTN ($102)

Dealt to Hero K♣ T♠

Hero raises to $2, CO calls $2, fold, fold, BB calls $1

FLOP ($6.50) K♥ A♦ 3♦

BB checks, Hero bets $5, CO folds, BB raises to $15, Hero calls $10

TURN ($36.50) K♥ A♦ 3♦ A♥

BB checks, Hero bets $20, BB folds

BB: 33/15/3.5 (121 hands), more stats on request.

Preflop minraise was a misclick, I haven't even noticed that while playing... So the BB is a guy who made some strange moves, but I saw him donkbetting some top pairs and such. So right here, I thought his check/raise often isn't gonna be an Ace. He would 3bet AK, maybe c/r AQ, but often just c/c here imo. And no need to c/r a king here. So only 33 and a flushdraw/straightdraw/bluff remain. So I decide to call because I think my pair of kings is often enough good here.

The turn brings an Ace, which forces him to decide what to do. When he checks I figured he doesn't have an ace and that card scares the shit out of him. So I decide to bet and pick up the pot.

Makes this any sense, or just burning money?


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HannesNL
Joined: 19.11.2008

It makes sense, but your read must be very accurate or otherwise you do burn money, it is véry marginal, but you should do it if you have a read. Plus it is good for your image\!


mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

people are likelier to c/r with sets and donk with top pair in multiway.
You can never be too sure unless you have seen him checkraise too much.

Anyway in this case I guess he might have a flushdraw that decided to give up on the turn.


Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

I like it with the read.

He doesn't even have too many Ax in his range that he is going to checkraise on the flop.

On the turn i'd also bet for protection and value vs draws (and a free SD ofc).


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