AJo TPTK

_Anonymous_

26.08.2009, 15:15 0

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (6 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Hero (UTG) ($124.60)
MP ($128.50)
CO ($105)
Button ($100)
SB ($140.60)
BB ($31.20)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with A, J
Hero bets $3, MP calls $3, 4 folds

Flop: ($7.50) J, 2, 10 (2 players)
Hero bets $5.75, MP raises to $17, Hero ?

vs 41/1 AF 3 rCbet 6% (16) 110 Hände

I can fold/call or raise.
fold is kind of weak but i didnt think its too wrong because of this special opponent. villain has 41/1 and he´s a passive fish.
So he wouldn´t raise his flushdraw/straightdraw there i think. (or very rarely)
He may would raise JT, AJ, KJ QQ KK or deuces i think.

Player 1: 46,874% AdJs
Player 2: 53,126% KK-QQ, 22, KJs+, QJs, JTs, KJo+, QJo, JTo
I add KQ for a semibluff i could add the flushdraw but i add QJ for balancing.

Thats a very wide range for him isn´t it and i´m still behind? I think he wont fold these hands to a reraise and i have less equity to just call the flop because he´s for sure betting the turn ?!

5 replies

osmium

Joined: 06.10.2007

Posts: 30

26.08.2009, 15:20 0

I would say folding the flop is too weak. If you fold TPTK on such boards you are to easy to exploit. I would, like you did, bet/3bet the flop. HU he can try to raise you off your hand with a wide range. Imo folding is too weak, bet/calling gets us in tough spots on the turn so I bet/3bet and make a note.

_Anonymous_

26.08.2009, 15:23 0

Originally posted by osmium
I would say folding the flop is too weak. If you fold TPTK on such boards you are to easy to exploit. I would, like you did, bet/3bet the flop. HU he can try to raise you off your hand with a wide range. Imo folding is too weak, bet/calling gets us in tough spots on the turn so I bet/3bet and make a note.

i wouldn´t do it against another player like a TAG LAG or whatever so i dont think they will exploit me raisin any flop.

but what range do u give him to make the call right? watch my range and i think its wide enough and i´m still a bit behind.

osmium

Joined: 06.10.2007

Posts: 30

26.08.2009, 15:27 0

Originally posted by Kojak2330

Originally posted by osmium
I would say folding the flop is too weak. If you fold TPTK on such boards you are to easy to exploit. I would, like you did, bet/3bet the flop. HU he can try to raise you off your hand with a wide range. Imo folding is too weak, bet/calling gets us in tough spots on the turn so I bet/3bet and make a note.

i wouldn´t do it against another player like a TAG LAG or whatever so i dont think they will exploit me raisin any flop.

but what range do u give him to make the call right? watch my range and i think its wide enough and i´m still a bit behind.

There is enough deadmoney in the pot to justify 46% equity. He might even fold sometimes.

_Anonymous_

26.08.2009, 15:28 0

players shouldn´t raise that kind of board a lot of things with draws
I´d likely would fold, since he has there two pair or set a lof of times because of his raise size that would want to put more money in, not to find out if he is ahead or not
3-bet/calling shove seems kind of bad, so I guess you can call and evaluate on later streets hoping turn goes c/c and then bet river for value

TribunCaesar

Joined: 29.04.2007

Posts: 5,548

29.08.2009, 14:34 0

Originally posted by osmium
I would say folding the flop is too weak. If you fold TPTK on such boards you are to easy to exploit. I would, like you did, bet/3bet the flop. HU he can try to raise you off your hand with a wide range. Imo folding is too weak, bet/calling gets us in tough spots on the turn so I bet/3bet and make a note.

I disagree. The pot is not big enough to justify that play. This is a standard trouble spot imo. And the best play is very often to fold since we are never better then a flip and even draws can have realy great equity vs us. Against this guy I simply fold.

Against more aggressive guys I cll and reevaluate turn. probably c/r blank and c/f ugly card.

Best regards,
TribunCaesar

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