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[Closed] NL200 T7s supersickspot 275bb deep

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HannesNL
Joined: 19.11.2008

Villain is GayGambla, a very competent player. He pretty much owned me a bit this session, maybe smtng to consider.

I have him on 16/14, 34% afq, 66% cbet, 26 WTS, Fold cbet to raise 75%(12), 49% steal otb.

Whats my line, and why? Don't say, call, c/c or reevaluate river or sth like that.

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
6 Players
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Stacks:
UTG Chumpoker ($143.30)
UTG+1 zedjr ($200)
CO ilsanjizon ($200)
BTN GayGambla ($555.05)
SB MajorMaker ($232.15)
BB Hero ($658.90)

Pre-Flop: ($3, 6 players) Hero is BB 7♠ 10:spade:
3 folds, GayGambla raises to $6, 1 fold, Hero calls $4

Flop: 2♠ K♠ A♠ ($13, 2 players)
Hero checks, GayGambla bets $10, Hero raises to $34.40, GayGambla raises to $82

HEROO???


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I don`t understand ur trouble , u raise flop with the intention of getting it in right ? or why to u raise ? do u realy espect him to call down with 1 pair ? or play his sets pasive on the flop or other smaller flushes like 89s,68s,etc ? and why is check/call soo awfull against his range u don`t bluf out allot of Ax hands ... u might induce a second barrel when he has air since he is deep and competent maybe he whould even 3 barrel u on this board . If u do raise with the 3th nuts do u really espect to get only called with worse and be raised only by better? it`s really allot closer then u whould espect the check/raise vs check/call since his range is soo wide on the button and u do give up allot of value i think when he seccond barrels the turn . As played i don`t think u can really laydonw a flush on the flop , even if he is a competent oponent it`s likely he will make some mistakes against u and stack off with worse hands on the flop buton vs bb . or maybe his 3 bet is a bluf since ur value raising range on this flop is very very small , just remember that even competent players do make mistakes


Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

Fold preflop, and it's not even close.

Against a competent player it will be absolutely impossible to play T7s +EV OOP.
And the fact that you're >250BB deep with him makes your positional disadvantage even worse.

On the flop I guess you see the problem: You flop the very best hand you can hope for (except for a full house TT7 or quads maybe) since even the A :spade: and K :spade: are removed from the deck, and you are still lost once the pot gets big.

As played I would probably c/c the flop since you can't expect to get much value by check/raising (unless you have some specific history).
It's sad, but you basically have a strong bluffcatcher - not because the opponents range is so strong but because it's so weak and he's just folding the vast majority of the time to your check/raise.
Even if he calls Ax sometimes he would most likely bet 2 streets himself anyway but I expect him to usually fold on the turn if you bet again.


Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

I fold pre but I don't think I'm laying down a flush here, even though it sucks to be so deep. Maybe that's the reason why the check call line is better, too.