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11$ MTT - AКо

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PaPi92
Joined: 17.02.2011

Unknown. I don`t have idea, what is his range...

Poker Stars $10.00+$1.00 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t50/t100 Blinds + t10 - 9 players - View hand 2028617
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MP2: t2545 M = 10.60
CO: t10773 M = 44.89
BTN: t3980 M = 16.58
Hero (SB): t6765 M = 28.19
BB: t4410 M = 18.38
UTG: t2980 M = 12.42
UTG+1: t3790 M = 15.79
UTG+2: t9670 M = 40.29
MP1: t3480 M = 14.50

Pre Flop: (t240) Hero is SB with A :diamond: K :spade:
4 folds, MP2 raises to t200, 2 folds, Hero raises to t520, 1 fold, MP2 calls t320

Flop: (t1230) 8 :club: T :spade: 4 :club: (2 players)
Hero checks, MP2 bets t450, Hero folds


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Pr0teus
Joined: 09.12.2010

hi,

why didnt u did a normal sized c-bet? not a bad flop thou...
usually i only check oop when holdin KK or AA trying to get a steal, in this case i know its risky, but the story musts continue in flop at least

sometimes playing vs unknows not good, but they could be min raisin any2 suited connectors, suited gappers, pp, Ax

gl


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I would c-bet that spot 550-600. You can always c/f, but with showdown value I would at least take one shot at this spot- he may easily call his bradway hands that are behind that spot or fold some small pp-s

best regards,


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TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

yea agree always Cbet as default when u 3bet in this spot
imo with those efective stack sizes vs unknow i would 3bet to 600 Cbet to 800-850 and call of shove he can/would shove a lot of worse hands (draws and stuff) then AK and with those bet sizing u will get right odds to call off vs his range

as played cbet 500-600 and fold is way better then c/f, also i'm ok with ch/r

imo cbet>>>c/rAI>c/f


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PaPi92
Joined: 17.02.2011

Yes, vs unknown Cbet/fold is the best. But I don`t like check/push, because I don`t know how often will he bet vs missed cbet and when I get in for example vs this range: 99-88,ATs,JTs,T9s,98s,KcQc,AcJc,KcJc,QcJc, I have 24% equity.


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bashpepe89
Joined: 18.10.2011

Originally posted by TheRebuz

imo cbet>>>c/rAI>c/f

sums it up pretty well imo


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

I elect to cbet small on this flop and get it in. He has ~2PSB behind and we can't expect him to be flatting many hands that have a T in their range. I think c/rai is also an option but I also feel that an unknown may check back too many hands we dominate here.


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PaPi92
Joined: 17.02.2011

I think bet/fold is OK, but why do you think bet/call is better here? If we cbet 400, we need ~31% to call. I don`t think we have that equity. He don`t have a lot Tx, but he can have JTs,T9s,ATs and he don`t have a lot flush draws.


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

Originally posted by PaPi92
I think bet/fold is OK, but what do you think bet/call is better here? If we cbet 400, we need ~31% to call. I don`t think we have that equity. He don`t have a lot Tx, but he can have JTs,T9s,ATs and he don`t have a lot flush draws.

He has a lot of Qx, Kx, Ax that bluffshove if we make a weak bet, however. In my opinion if he's bad enough to call 520/2545 of his stack, he's bad enough to make some bad bluffs postflop on this board. I do not think he has enough combos of Tx in his range.

We can do a quick combo count to confirm this:

2 combos of ATs, 9 combos of ATo, 3 of JTs, 3 of QTs, 3 of T9s (total 20 combos)
3x4 of KQ, 3x4 of KJ, 4x4 of QJ (already 38 combos). Don't even need to count Ax combos, although remember he doesn't always bluff us!

Now if he's flatting T9s we can probably assume he's flatting some other trashy hands too.


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