NL50 speed AQs oop in 3B pot

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Crokid

Joined: 09.11.2007

Posts: 133

19.12.2013, 12:47 0

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Villain is 21/18/7.3 3B in BN 6.1 and vs CO 7.6 over 11k hands

postflop agg. F 50%, T 47%, R 34%

In 3B pots c-bet IP 84(37)
OTT in 3B c-bet IP 56(18)
WTSD 24 WonSD% 42

Solid reg, nothing out of the ordinary too much but overall postflop aggresive ( who knows, maybe BOT )

First of all, preflop ok?

OTF I should have around 35% equity vs his 6.1% range

Floated because he would bet prob. all his range on this F ,what do you think?

OTT when I improve I think c/r AI is best, is it? How does his range look on this turn? My thinking was that villain has some kind of made hand,not sure. Overpairs and turned top pairs..

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w34z3l

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Joined: 03.08.2009

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19.12.2013, 13:28 0

Hey Crokid,

Preflop is borderline vs a 6% 3better. That's not crazy wide or anything. IP flatting is clearly fine. Here 4bet/fold is a legitimate option and may be better depending on how accurately we are able to define villain's range and our postflop edge. Vs unknown I'd 4bet/fold as default OOP.

Generally we should not be folding a lot of flops if we are going to be flatting this OOP. Especially given the backdoor hearts this is a defend in terms of game theory. Not necessarily due to our equity - partly our equity, partly bluff opportunity on later street.

Yeah, we don't fold on this turn, card. Options are x/jam turn or flat turn and donk-jam any river. Postflop fine overall. Villain's range strong overall, hopefully he folds a pair. This is not ideal, but this situation is solved by not flatting OOP preflop vs a 6% range rather than any specific adjustment we can make on the turn.

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