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nubbe2

Joined: 08.04.2009

Posts: 548

10.09.2010, 02:50 0

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $2(BB) Replayer
SB ($564)
BB ($159)
UTG ($204)
CO ($170)
Hero ($1,695)

Dealt to Hero 8♠ T♥ 7♣ Q♥

fold, fold, Hero raises to $7, SB raises to $23, fold, Hero raises to $68, SB raises to $205, Hero calls $137

FLOP ($412) 9♦ 3♥ T♠

Villain* is aggro and spew. 3bet 11,5% and do not pay to mush attention to stacksize or position just play his hand. He cbet 67% in 3bet pot and wts 31%. he goes broke ligth in 3bet pot. When he is facing 3bet/4bet he is passiv and weak.

Since we are deep i decided to 4bet . I think i should make it a bit smaller!
Reason is that with his big 3bet range i can take it down with cbet lot of the time when we see a flop and i am the aggressor and when we cam get it in really good becuase he put us on AA**.

If he five bet its not the end of the world since we can flop really good againt AA**

*Sampel of 15k hands against villain

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_Anonymous_

10.09.2010, 10:22 0

do not pay to mush attention to stacksize or position just play his hand

So why do you 4-bet with that hand?

Ribbo

Joined: 25.06.2010

Posts: 6,151

10.09.2010, 10:30 0

Just so I understand this right, you call villain aggro and spew after you put 100 bets in preflop with QT87s? :f_eek:

You have no choice at this point now. You've managed to see a flop with 200 bets in the pot and 200 bets behind holding top pair, outside straight draw and a backdoor flush draw.

You have 1 option which is to shove/call

You really really butchered this hand very badly. What you did by 4 betting preflop is you allowed your opponent to play AAxx perfectly. When he 5 bets the pot it leaves him with 1 pot size bet on the flop. Since his flop equity will be over 33% this allows him to shove 100% of flops with AA and play the hand without a mistake.

If a player is really aggro and spewy the answer is not to be aggro and spewy back to him, the answer is to let him barrel off with poor hands when you have strong hands.

Also when you're in position and deep stacked, you want to create situations where your opponent has to play every street out of position. What you did was make position unimportant which is exactly what a aggro+spewy player wants when OOP.