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Deine
Joined: 27.07.2019

Hello,

i want to share my thougths about calling this 3 bet
so opponent has Vpip 58 and 3bet 16,7. This means that he 3bet about 9,7% as a whole, and i have 47% to win against this range. right?
After his 3bet, i have to winn more than 33% of the time, so the call is profitable. Is this thought Right?

SB: $25 (100 bb)
BB: $7.08 (28.3 bb)
Hero (MP): $39.15 (156.6 bb)
CO: $25.94 (103.8 bb)
BTN: $48.29 (193.2 bb)

Preflop: Hero is MP with 9♠: 9♥:
Hero raises to $0.75, CO folds, BTN raises to $2.60, 2 folds, Hero calls $1.85

Flop: ($5.55) J♥: 7♦: 8♥: (2 players)
Hero bets $2.65, BTN raises to $45.69 and is all-in, Hero folds


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

Calling is decent against an aggressive 3better when you are so deep as now. Not sure why you would lead the flop against the pre-flop aggressor. With a straight draw I would earlier check/call with 99 than bet/folding.

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SDK1987


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DarkTunnel
Joined: 14.08.2013

Dont just multiply VPIP and 3bet, because it will be missleading, and you would assume he plays the same from all position pairs. MP vs BU 3bet is not the most bluffiest, but 99 certainly should be in your calling range. 150BB deep I would not go for many 4bets in this spot, because it will be easy to call for him and play a big pot in position. My 4bet range would be very thight KK+, and some bluffs(whatever you prefer, ATo, A5s, A4s). I would call with decend PPs (77-QQ), Suited brodways, suited connectors (maybe with the strongest 1 gappers too), and strong Ax holdings (AKo, AQo).

On this flop x/c and x/r can be good as well. Leading is awful, because if you get raise, you need to fold with lots of equity.

x/c is standard here if he bets agressively on the flop.

x/r is decend too, if you want to balance your value hands (which you will have a lot on this flop, JJ, 88,87, T9). Furhtermore you have strong nuts blockers, plus a decend redraw againts overpairs/sets. If you decide to x/r use a big enough sizing to be able to push on the turn with FE (0.8-1.0 SPR on the turn will be ideal)

Take this note that he plays like a maniac on wet boards, and turn it to your advantage next time (donk with the nuts :f_drink: ).


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