[Closed] 0.5$/1$ SH 6 Hands

1) bet/fold the river. he is too passiv to check/call it and you hand is too good for c/f in my opinion.

2) against this passiv guy you can think about a fold on the folp (not if you know that he donks very often) 2nd line would be like yours but I would take a free showdown here, because if he had a draw it is very likly that he got it (and check/raise you, even a donk from him would be a fold for me on this river)

3) I guess these players love to do tricky things with great hands (but poorly they do it with trash too)
call down after the c/r (as you said) on the river the pot is too big to fold it for 1 bet. you beat 99,TT,JJ and loose to KK,AA and split QQ. 1 out of 12 (10 if you call the flop) he will have 99-JJ

4) yep as you said it looks like CO is on a draw. I wouldn't raise the turn. if SB has a really strong hand you get a 3-bet and need to call down. CO will call anyway if he is on a flush draw.
on the river all draws are completed. but you get 1:9. ugly river. I think a fold won't be a big mistake.

5) is 7:1 a call in the SB? postflop is all right (AK on the turn would raise here and you can't know that he will cap)

6) check/fold the turn. he won't fold often enough

5) I forgot to say, that i should have raised preflop against this two loose limpers. So no, its no complete

hmm I thought about folding but if they are both very loose thats to weak ^^

but raising? can ou give me the vpip and pfr from both of them? (I calculate it then)

2) i would not bet on the turn. He is passive, so he is capable of backing up on the turn even with something like second pair. So his check on the turn does not mean as much weakness as it would mean if he was aggressive and bet the turn with any pair. If your A-high is good, you will win the pot, because he is unlikely to bluff. So i would Check/behind turn and check/fold river.

4) I would really think about a turnraise here. You want to make the draw as expensive as possible. Of course there is the chance of a 3bet SB, but thats not really a problem, because he would do that with worse hands as well as with better hands. The River would be a check/call then.

5) well played. There are many worse hands that will raise the turn, so good 3bet. After the cap i would put this rather passive guy on a set, but the river gives you the nuts.

6) I dont think you should raise preflop with K3s. I would bet/fold the turn. He will call with many worse hands. Check/call most rivers (if they dont complete draws)

6) didn't saw the pair of 3's so there is a bit value ^^

5)

You're right. I did the mistake and put UTG on a random hand. I have no stats about him, I just know, that he's the typical loose-passive opponent on this limit. Perhaps you can tell me, on what range I can put UTG in this spot as an 0.5/1 unknown opponent?

6)

I stoved against this opponent with this result:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 52.971% 50.18% 02.95% 5645542 332147.00 { 66-44, A4s-A2s, K8s-K2s, Q8s-Q4s, J9s-J6s, T7s+, 97s+, 87s, A9o-A3o, K9o-K7o, Q9o-Q8o, J8o+, T8o+ }
Hand 1: 47.029% 44.22% 02.95% 4975079 332147.00 { K3s }

So, with regard on ExPrTh I can raise in this spot with the need of only 43%. Perhaps my range of him is not right or any strategical aspects postflop?

Originally posted by bobbel
5)

You're right. I did the mistake and put UTG on a random hand. I have no stats about him, I just know, that he's the typical loose-passive opponent on this limit. Perhaps you can tell me, on what range I can put UTG in this spot as an 0.5/1 unknown opponent?

I dont understand why you are talking about UTG now. He folded on the flop, so theres no need to put him on a range. Or are you referring to hand 3)?

6)

I stoved against this opponent with this result:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 52.971% 50.18% 02.95% 5645542 332147.00 { 66-44, A4s-A2s, K8s-K2s, Q8s-Q4s, J9s-J6s, T7s+, 97s+, 87s, A9o-A3o, K9o-K7o, Q9o-Q8o, J8o+, T8o+ }
Hand 1: 47.029% 44.22% 02.95% 4975079 332147.00 { K3s }

So, with regard on ExPrTh I can raise in this spot with the need of only 43%. Perhaps my range of him is not right or any strategical aspects postflop?

You dont have an equity edge, and your in SB out of position, which is a disadvantage. The part about 43% is about 3bets after one player raised.

Originally posted by Ulek
I dont understand why you are talking about UTG now. He folded on the flop, so theres no need to put him on a range. Or are you referring to hand 3)?

Cause ciRith talked about it ^^

Originally posted by Ulek
You dont have an equity edge, and your in SB out of position, which is a disadvantage. The part about 43% is about 3bets after one player raised.

Oh, yes. What a big mistake. You're right for sure!

Originally posted by bobbel

Originally posted by Ulek
I dont understand why you are talking about UTG now. He folded on the flop, so theres no need to put him on a range. Or are you referring to hand 3)?

Cause ciRith talked about it ^^

I wrote about preflop and if 3-betting or folding is the right thing to do. 1:7 is no complet in my opinion with KTo.

what do you stove at 6)? preflop? (preflop is no need to stove bc its played with ORC)

CiRith if you look really close then you can see a limper in 6)

god damnit (Erik Cartman ^^)

screw you guys.... ( "" )

Okay, there was a little bit of confusion in this thread. Anyways, thank you for your help guys!