SH Zoom KK, BTN vs UTG, 3bet Pot

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His cbet is 1/2 , normal for 3 bet pot.
Villain can have QQ-TT.

Board: 7d4h9s
Equity Win Tie
MP3 70.24% 70.24% 0.00% { KdKh }
CO 29.76% 29.76% 0.00% { QQ-JJ, 99, AhAs }

Hero should be ahead against his range otf and considering the spr shove is abs. fine imo.

Flop: The c-bet is fine. There are few draws that fit villains range. Raising accomplishes little, again referring to villains range which is very narrow and consists mostly of sets and bluffs. Just call with your bluff catcher. Only an A might be bad news on the river, but do you really think he does this with Ax? You shouldn't.

Originally posted by YohanN7
Flop: The c-bet is fine. There are few draws that fit villains range. Raising accomplishes little, again referring to villains range which is very narrow and consists mostly of sets and bluffs. Just call with your bluff catcher. Only an A might be bad news on the river, but do you really think he does this with Ax? You shouldn't.

I usually wouldn't put him on a draw there. What draws do you have in mind? I peronally don't think that he called the 3bet UTG vs BTN with something like JTs, T8s or 86s. So, I don't think he has a semi-bluff there ever. I don't think he has an Ace, but Q,K,A could a) kill the action on later streets if he raised with JJ-TT and b) make his hand a favorite if he has QQ.

Originally posted by Alleen86

Originally posted by YohanN7
Flop: The c-bet is fine. There are few draws that fit villains range. Raising accomplishes little, again referring to villains range which is very narrow and consists mostly of sets and bluffs. Just call with your bluff catcher. Only an A might be bad news on the river, but do you really think he does this with Ax? You shouldn't.

I usually wouldn't put him on a draw there. What draws do you have in mind? I peronally don't think that he called the 3bet UTG vs BTN with something like JTs, T8s or 86s. So, I don't think he has a semi-bluff there ever. I don't think he has an Ace, but Q,K,A could a) kill the action on later streets if he raised with JJ-TT and b) make his hand a favorite if he has QQ.

You should probably read my post again. I said he doesn't have any draws. You try to extract value by reraising with a weak hand hoping he has an even weaker hand and will call because you are afraid that 10 cards of 47 will "kill the action". Do you expect to stack him holding a pair? That is highly optimistic.

Originally posted by YohanN7

Originally posted by Alleen86

Originally posted by YohanN7
Flop: The c-bet is fine. There are few draws that fit villains range. Raising accomplishes little, again referring to villains range which is very narrow and consists mostly of sets and bluffs. Just call with your bluff catcher. Only an A might be bad news on the river, but do you really think he does this with Ax? You shouldn't.

I usually wouldn't put him on a draw there. What draws do you have in mind? I peronally don't think that he called the 3bet UTG vs BTN with something like JTs, T8s or 86s. So, I don't think he has a semi-bluff there ever. I don't think he has an Ace, but Q,K,A could a) kill the action on later streets if he raised with JJ-TT and b) make his hand a favorite if he has QQ.

You should probably read my post again. I said he doesn't have any draws. You try to extract value by reraising with a weak hand hoping he has an even weaker hand and will call because you are afraid that 10 cards of 47 will "kill the action". Do you expect to stack him holding a pair? That is highly optimistic.

Oh, I missread the word "few". Sorry for that. Considering the preflop action, I don't think my hand is weak. I believe I am a favorite vs his range there. If he is capable of raising with QQ-TT, I believe he is capable of stacking off with it. Actually, I don't see a hand he is raising and not villing to call my shove with. Why would he bluff JJ there, for example?

Now that you say it, he would not turn JJ into bluff.
Did he have a set there? Cause it looks like it.

Originally posted by Alleen86

Originally posted by YohanN7

Originally posted by Alleen86

Originally posted by YohanN7
Flop: The c-bet is fine. There are few draws that fit villains range. Raising accomplishes little, again referring to villains range which is very narrow and consists mostly of sets and bluffs. Just call with your bluff catcher. Only an A might be bad news on the river, but do you really think he does this with Ax? You shouldn't.

I usually wouldn't put him on a draw there. What draws do you have in mind? I peronally don't think that he called the 3bet UTG vs BTN with something like JTs, T8s or 86s. So, I don't think he has a semi-bluff there ever. I don't think he has an Ace, but Q,K,A could a) kill the action on later streets if he raised with JJ-TT and b) make his hand a favorite if he has QQ.

You should probably read my post again. I said he doesn't have any draws. You try to extract value by reraising with a weak hand hoping he has an even weaker hand and will call because you are afraid that 10 cards of 47 will "kill the action". Do you expect to stack him holding a pair? That is highly optimistic.

Oh, I missread the word "few". Sorry for that. Considering the preflop action, I don't think my hand is weak. I believe I am a favorite vs his range there. If he is capable of raising with QQ-TT, I believe he is capable of stacking off with it. Actually, I don't see a hand he is raising and not villing to call my shove with. Why would he bluff JJ there, for example?

You have much more reliable info than the preflop action. He raised you on the flop. That is a power move. Then you shove. That does not represent much more than a power power move. Do you call yourself with TT getting only slightly better than 2:1 in that spot given that you invest $10 to win $5 by making that reraise?

Doesn't raises mean anything?

On micro limits we should give credit to raises.

raises mean sets... well, at least 99% of the time in this spot in this limit

Originally posted by YohanN7

Originally posted by Alleen86

Originally posted by YohanN7

Originally posted by Alleen86

Originally posted by YohanN7
Flop: The c-bet is fine. There are few draws that fit villains range. Raising accomplishes little, again referring to villains range which is very narrow and consists mostly of sets and bluffs. Just call with your bluff catcher. Only an A might be bad news on the river, but do you really think he does this with Ax? You shouldn't.

I usually wouldn't put him on a draw there. What draws do you have in mind? I peronally don't think that he called the 3bet UTG vs BTN with something like JTs, T8s or 86s. So, I don't think he has a semi-bluff there ever. I don't think he has an Ace, but Q,K,A could a) kill the action on later streets if he raised with JJ-TT and b) make his hand a favorite if he has QQ.

You should probably read my post again. I said he doesn't have any draws. You try to extract value by reraising with a weak hand hoping he has an even weaker hand and will call because you are afraid that 10 cards of 47 will "kill the action". Do you expect to stack him holding a pair? That is highly optimistic.

Oh, I missread the word "few". Sorry for that. Considering the preflop action, I don't think my hand is weak. I believe I am a favorite vs his range there. If he is capable of raising with QQ-TT, I believe he is capable of stacking off with it. Actually, I don't see a hand he is raising and not villing to call my shove with. Why would he bluff JJ there, for example?

You have much more reliable info than the preflop action. He raised you on the flop. That is a power move. Then you shove. That does not represent much more than a power power move. Do you call yourself with TT getting only slightly better than 2:1 in that spot given that you invest $10 to win $5 by making that reraise?

Doesn't raises mean anything?

I wouldn't check raise TT so I don't know what would I do vs shove, but I saw guys doing that with overpairs (TT+). When they decide to raise, they would usually call a shove from my experience.

I would call villains x/r here.