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[Closed] NL50 JJ Overpair

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plaukas
Joined: 10.04.2007

Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

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$0.25/$0.5 No-Limit Hold'em (5 handed)

Known players:
[tg]SB$65.84:///////;BB$49.83:///////;MP3(Hero)$50.50:///////;CO$49.25:///////;BU$55.99:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is MP3 with J:c, J:d.
Hero raises to $2.00, CO calls $2.00, 3 folds.

Flop: ($4.75) 4:h, 2:d, 4:c (2 players)
Hero bets $3.50, CO raises to $7.51, Hero raises to $20.00, CO calls $12.49.

Turn: ($44.75) 5:c (2 players)
Hero bets $27.75, CO calls $27.25(All-In).

River: ($99.75) 8:c (2 players)

Final Pot: $99.75.

Also, is there any difference between this hand and this one: NL50 KK Overpair on the flop? In the KK hand I called because 10 is much more likely in his range than a 4 in the JJ hand. Is this reasoning correct or should I raise in both?


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DaPhunk
Joined: 01.03.2008

I might think about just calling flop as I've seen many players bluffraise flops like this and want to keep their bluffing range in the hand to hang themselves a bit more. Its unlikely he's hit and he can think we're weak with a call.

That said we are slightly scared of overcards coming turn+river.....

Yes there is a difference between this and the KK hand as 442 is a flop that is a lot harder for him to him than TT7.


The line i usually prefer here is not 3betting the flop and then hopefully check raising the turn. but obviously it needs to be an agressive opponent to do this.


plaukas
Joined: 10.04.2007

Villain is 21/17/1.73/38/36 VPIP/PFR/AF/WTSD/W$SD over 128 hands.


I think here I like getting all-in and 3-betting flop
Since he didn´t raise that big, so likely he is doing that with overpair to see where is at, but likely he won´t really fold to 3-bet.
and turn is easy shove, he would still call it off with 88 or smt like that