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maritsula
Joined: 19.12.2011

Poker Stars, $0.50/$1 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 6 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite.

BTN: $93.91 (93.9 bb)
SB: $224.56 (224.6 bb)
BB: $100.50 (100.5 bb)
UTG: $122.63 (122.6 bb)
Hero (MP): $115.03 (115 bb)
CO: $93.75 (93.8 bb)

Preflop: Hero is MP with A Q
UTG raises to $3, Hero calls $3, CO folds, BTN calls $3, 2 folds

Flop: ($10.50) 4 4 7 (3 players)
UTG bets $5.51, Hero calls $5.51, BTN calls $5.51

Turn: ($27.03) J (3 players)
UTG bets $18.50, Hero calls $18.50, BTN folds

River: ($64.03) 6 (2 players)
UTG bets $47.38,

Villain has a wide opening range of 20% and cb 45/33/32

He is a reg but losing at 7bb over 16k hands

Button is a fish

Even though I am only beat by very few hands, I think that his line is way too strong and I am not sure if a call is too good there.

Afterall, I can have 44/77/JJ, which I would play the exact same way, ie raise river


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oblioo
Joined: 02.10.2012

Call here--you have better than a bluffcatcher since villain can have at least few weaker flushes (KT, T9, 98) for value.


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maritsula
Joined: 19.12.2011

Originally posted by oblioo
Call here--you have better than a bluffcatcher since villain can have at least few weaker flushes (KT, T9, 98) for value.

yeah it should be an easy call vs the specific reg.

If we change the variables and assign him a 12% opening range and the villain is a solid winning reg then does this change our decision?


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dannywratten
Joined: 11.05.2010

Originally posted by maritsula

Originally posted by oblioo
Call here--you have better than a bluffcatcher since villain can have at least few weaker flushes (KT, T9, 98) for value.

yeah it should be an easy call vs the specific reg.

If we change the variables and assign him a 12% opening range and the villain is a solid winning reg then does this change our decision?

I would prob still call, only worse flushes with a 12% RFI are like KTs or maybe T9s 98s, but I think he will also bet KK+ maybe QQ.
He might also think he gets value from your 88-TT?

Also do you flat 44 vs UTG?


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maritsula
Joined: 19.12.2011

Originally posted by dannywratten

Originally posted by maritsula

Originally posted by oblioo
Call here--you have better than a bluffcatcher since villain can have at least few weaker flushes (KT, T9, 98) for value.

yeah it should be an easy call vs the specific reg.

If we change the variables and assign him a 12% opening range and the villain is a solid winning reg then does this change our decision?

I would prob still call, only worse flushes with a 12% RFI are like KTs or maybe T9s 98s, but I think he will also bet KK+ maybe QQ.
He might also think he gets value from your 88-TT?

Also do you flat 44 vs UTG?

Cheers Danny!

I don't expect a reg to go for three streets of value with a hand like QQ+.
Also, his flushes are prob just T9 and 98.

I need a reason to flat 44 mp


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