BvB vs. Fish

the main issue here is the SPR, what if he jams? cry-fold, assuming he never jams a draw?
i like this line for 100 BB effective.

Chip dynamic is a little bit nasty, but I would most likely just call the flop to keep his bluffs in his range and keep the pot under control in position.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I dislike the 3bet pre. I would not 3bet 66 when BB vs SB when the stacks are normal and I wouldn't do it here either. I don't like the flop raise much either. And as played I'm not really sure about the turn sizing.

I might have missed something but atm it looks like there is not much I like in this hand ♦

Originally posted by la55i
I dislike the 3bet pre. I would not 3bet 66 when BB vs SB when the stacks are normal and I wouldn't do it here either. I don't like the flop raise much either. And as played I'm not really sure about the turn sizing.

I might have missed something but atm it looks like there is not much I like in this hand ♦

I agree, without more to say.

Just jam pre, he's got 30BB

Originally posted by Taroxus
Just jam pre, he's got 30BB

I don't think it is that good of an idea to just straight up shove there.

Btw, I did actually miss something. This was just a limp and we are not 3betting, we are iso-raising. That I would say is still fine.

I don't really understand what ISO-raising non all-in is supposed to accomplish. It get's you in these bloated pots, with a hand that plays super awkard.

A jam, denies equity, and we're doing ok vs his call range.

Yea it is possible that it could work like that. It depends quite much on villain. We don't know yet how wide range he is really limping with because we have just 24 hands. So we can't give him a 60% opening range just yet. Then we know villain is a fish but we don't know if he hates money or not.

If villain doesn't hate money, maybe his calling range could look something like: 55+,ATs+,KQs,QJs,JTs,AJo+,KQo
That would give us a bit over 41% equity. This would then mean that on top of that equity when called, villain needs to fold 60-70% for us to break even.

It could be that villain limps almost every hand and then folds tons vs a shove and if he calls he still calls wide enough for us to be a favorite. But it could also be that he really plays just 40% of the hands and calls a shove with a bit tighter range so we would be close to break even or marginally on either side.

But then the question is, even if we would make some profit with a shove, is it the most profitable move?