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AA32 3Bet?

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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

PokerStars - $0.02 PL Hi (6 max) - Omaha Hi - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

BTN: $2.02 (50.00/37.50/0.00/8 (V/P/3/H)
SB: $2.65 (18.60/9.30/0.00/43 (V/P/3/H)
Hero (BB): $2.00
UTG: $3.10 (36.59/4.88/0.00/43 (V/P/3/H)
MP: $2.37 (25.58/16.28/7.69/43 (V/P/3/H)
CO: $2.01 (33.33/0.00/0.00/9 (V/P/3/H)

SB posts SB $0.01, Hero posts BB $0.02

Pre Flop: (pot: $0.03) Hero has 3♠:2♣:A♦:A♣:

fold, MP raises to $0.07, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $0.18, MP calls $0.11

Flop: ($0.37, 2 players) 8♠:6♥:K♠:
Hero bets $0.13, fold

One of the Aces i suited, but other than that it is a one-dimensional hand.

Overplayed?
C-Bet on flop OK?

Cheers,
VS


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Rainmy
Joined: 17.07.2009

This is the spot which i have big problems. Definitely 'bet on the flop' but big: 3/4 pot, your size is too small.


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Bruno3000
Joined: 09.01.2015

Bad Flop for us. Only Overpair left, so
OTF is the best chance to take it down. I like the cbet.
I would size it to 50-60%.

Greetz


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

Flop sucks, so you could go either way based on what you know about opponents flop tendencies. If in doubt, make the cbet of slightly over half a pot.


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888Bingo888
Joined: 11.09.2016

At least now you know why 3betting weak AAxx oop is very bad!
-> I would only 3bet strong premiums and premium rundowns oop.
----it is not good playing a hand face up oop.
-> weak AAxx are always a 3bet in position, but just a call oop.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

At least make it pot preflop. We can easily 3bet medium Aces oop, creating SPR 3,5-4. Hard to make huge mistakes in the long run there. Most flops are quite good to bet-get it in vs one opponent.

And lowering SPR takes away the positional advantage, so that's also a reason to 3bet oop. Just being oop isn't a reason to tight up 3bet range, it should be a bit vice versa. As for an example, our 3bet range should be the widest from the SB.


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Mascherano95
Joined: 09.10.2010

I don't think you have to bet very big. The regulars tend to play straightforward, kinda fit-or-fold style in 3-bet pots. When Villain has a flushdraw he might jam, so you betting smaller reduces the cost of your lost cbet. If he is calling, you are not paying him off anyways when the flush arrives. 50%-67% might be best. On the smaller side, when he is folding/raising a lot. Bigger, when he is passively calling and checkbacks on later streets. If we have a super balanced GTO gameplan, I would say bet pot, because we are more likely to have topset and nutflushdraw and so on... but yea. The smaller sizing is more exploitative and therefore better Id say, most regs on micros dont defend properly here and just overfold no matter what sizing u chose. I could even imagine to bet around 40%? this would be easy to balance with sd's and fd's, where we could buy us a cheap turn. Maybe we can use 2 sizings here, 1) 40% with overpairs/toppairs and bare draws where we can add a lot of exploitative bluffs here, and 2) pot with sets/toptowpair and combodraws with at least 1 nut component for max value

the pot pot line is more suited for rainbow disconnected flops, where villain calls toppair trying to hit twopair ott, where u can shove at a spr of 1, where most turns should be safe.


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