KK vs squzze fullring

heh. I think pre and flop is standard in fr, but turn is really tricky. Most likely it's a call, depends on your site and limit, really weird line for ether a bluff or value. I'd look at my opponent's stats and notes and then decide, but it's super close IMO, although it could be ez fold if this is really low limit, it's not $2.5/5 right ?

Originally posted by getdotacom
heh. I think pre and flop is standard in fr, but turn is really tricky. Most likely it's a call, depends on your site and limit, really weird line for ether a bluff or value. I'd look at my opponent's stats and notes and then decide, but it's super close IMO, although it could be ez fold if this is really low limit, it's not $2.5/5 right ?

Its like NL100$ / NL50€ limit. thx for comment!

Equilab says after the turn 51% - 44% for KK if I put villain on QQ+, AQs+, AKo.

So, if you state he is bluffing many times, I put in a wider handrange 1010+, A10s+,AJo+ your hand rises to 76%.

In my opion a justified call. Or am I totally wrong....

nitsssss. i dont mind you line pre, but im snap getting it on that board, and prefer getting in as much preflop. what are you looking for on that board? an ace so you can fold?

Originally posted by fritsprive
Equilab says after the turn 51% - 44% for KK if I put villain on QQ+, AQs+, AKo.

So, if you state he is bluffing many times, I put in a wider handrange 1010+, A10s+,AJo+ your hand rises to 76%.

In my opion a justified call. Or am I totally wrong....

Ye i can see him have some semi bluffs in hes range here. Its look like semi bluff or some kind of week hand protection to me thats why i called.

You played it fine. OTT I would call also and be super surprised if I am beat. I dont even expect to see a set or a flush, maybe AA, maybe not.

I looks like AQ with the A so often here, I have no clue about FR though, but I'm snap calling vs most vilains here.

Villains sizing preflop is pretty big. This usely means it's mostly value. I never see regs 3-bet huge and also have a high 3-bet % because they want to keep their bluffs cheap.

Giving positions he mostly has QQ-AA or A-K/A-Q. Since he would bet Ah-K/Q on the flop, he either has:

A-A: depending on if he has the Ah your in bad shape
K-K: very unlikely and given you have the Kh it would be a very bad play
Q-Q: your in very bad shape
Ah-Qh: your drawing dead

Seems like an easy fold to me.

Not sure why would anyone play Ah-Q that way, by shoving you are folding out everything worse that TPTK and getting called by everything better in which case your just drawing to your flushdraw.

Btw since he 3-betted so big i would just get it in pre, i doesn't seem like he is going to fold.

Originally posted by Lefty85
Villains sizing preflop is pretty big. This usely means it's mostly value. I never see regs 3-bet huge and also have a high 3-bet % because they want to keep their bluffs cheap.

Giving positions he mostly has QQ-AA or A-K/A-Q. Since he would bet Ah-K/Q on the flop, he either has:

A-A: depending on if he has the Ah your in bad shape
K-K: very unlikely and given you have the Kh it would be a very bad play
Q-Q: your in very bad shape
Ah-Qh: your drawing dead

Seems like an easy fold to me.

Not sure why would anyone play Ah-Q that way, by shoving you are folding out everything worse that TPTK and getting called by everything better in which case your just drawing to your flushdraw.

Btw since he 3-betted so big i would just get it in pre, i doesn't seem like he is going to fold.

Reely nice! I think u have this hand perfetly!

Would put him on Qx with a heart in his hand. Having checked I think he is unlightly to have an over pair to the board. Any trips outside of Queens would have lead out after the flop. How did it finish?

he had QQ