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Overly Loose 4-bet

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zednik44
Joined: 17.08.2017

Was this 4-bet too loose? Also, thoughts on the turn bet? Villain was 16/13/14, folding a lot post flop.

$0.01/$0.02 No Limit Holdem
PokerStars6 Players
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Stacks:
UTG ($2) 100bb
UTG+1 Hero ($3.43) 172bb
CO ($2.38) 119bb
BTN ($0.80) 40bb
SB ($2) 100bb
BB ($2.05) 103bb
Pre-Flop: (0.03, 6 players) Hero is UTG+1 T♣: T♠:

1 fold, Hero raises to $0.06, CO raises to $0.18, 3 folds, Hero raises to $0.40, CO calls $0.22

Flop: 3♠: 5♦: 3♣: ($0.83, 2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $0.40, Hero calls $0.40
Turn: K♠: ($1.63, 2)
Hero bets $0.58, CO folds

Final Pot: $2.21
Hero wins $2.15 (net +$0.77)
CO lost $0.80


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

4betting seems loose, but if he 3bets 14% I think it’s fair enough. Off course sample size could be an issue. If you 4bet I would make it around 50c out of position. If you was playing in position I would do the same. I’m not sure why you are checking the flop on a dry board like this and leading against the flop aggressor on the turn. I would just Cbet and as played check/calling the turn most of the time as well.

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SDK1987


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Spidey1978
Joined: 25.07.2007

Just echoing SDK really - 4bet probably bit loose, but depends how reliable your stats are.


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msnek
Joined: 01.10.2008

How many hands u had on villain? That 14% 3bet doesn't really correlate with his 16/13, so it will be prolly due to variance. But of course if u had few tjousands hands on him then fine. Anyway, it is too loose. What are you trying to accomplish by your 4bet pre (even when considering villain to really have 14% 3bet pre, the question still stands) ?

Postflop is just a mess to me to be honest. I never would be in that kind of situation so I really don't know.


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