[Closed] $3 Rebuy MTT 99 in SB

villain is very loose, so suited cards are well in his range.
we are also oop, so checking turn and river hoping for him to bluff at may be fruitless. I think you got most of what he could give

Hi,

The 3bet pre is my borderline. 88 I'll just call and play post. But since he's such a drooler 3betting 99 is fine here - just make sure it isn't your standard move vs a unkown villian (since by 3betting you would then allow him to 4b his monsters which you would have huuuuge implieds against.)

As played its just bet/bet/bet post like you say - I'm happy with the sizing too.

Hope it helps.

Originally posted by amplifyd
Hi,

The 3bet pre is my borderline. 88 I'll just call and play post. But since he's such a drooler 3betting 99 is fine here - just make sure it isn't your standard move vs a unkown villian (since by 3betting you would then allow him to 4b his monsters which you would have huuuuge implieds against.)

As played its just bet/bet/bet post like you say - I'm happy with the sizing too.

Hope it helps.

Hero didn't 3bet, he isolated a limper, which is standard with 9's and even with 6's/7's.

Turn bet sizing shouldn't be so large. It makes your hand way too face up. 11000 would be better, I would probably make it 9500 but I use smaller( < 1/2 pot) cbet sizings as a standard.

We want to get as much value from worse hands as we can, which basically means we should bet as much as we think the villain will call with a draw.

I think he very rarely has Ax as he would not flat a cbet with Ax on a two toned board, which means a draw is his most likely holding.

Do you happen to have stats on the villain's bet in position/bet OOP?

Originally posted by Semesa
Hero didn't 3bet, he isolated a limper, which is standard with 9's and even with 6's/7's.

Turn bet sizing shouldn't be so large. It makes your hand way too face up. 11000 would be better, I would probably make it 9500 but I use smaller( < 1/2 pot) cbet sizings as a standard.

We want to get as much value from worse hands as we can, which basically means we should bet as much as we think the villain will call with a draw.

I think he very rarely has Ax as he would not flat a cbet with Ax on a two toned board, which means a draw is his most likely holding.

Do you happen to have stats on the villain's bet in position/bet OOP?

Oh sorry yes hero didnt 3bet. I would add though that saying it is standard with 6s and 7s isn't neccessarily right imo. I would iso 7s but 6s I would prefer to just complete.

yeah std wp imo, think u can sometimes bet flop bigger because its a board hes making his move on no matter what sizing. (Unless u think he will spazz to a smaller sizing).