SH Zoom JJ, CO vs BB, Squeezed Pot

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IP just flat pre will do the job. I'd check ott in order to induce a bluff or loose call otr.

@Allen86

Didn't you play at nl25?

Originally posted by Berezovaya
IP just flat pre will do the job. I'd check ott in order to induce a bluff or loose call otr.

@Allen86

Didn't you play at nl25?

I don't like checking because AT+ is in his range so my hand is vulnerable, I believe. I don't see much worse hands that will call my river bet. AT will call the turn, too, and I don't expect to have two streets of value with my overpair.

I did play NL25, but had to move down, unfortunately.

Vs that aggressive villain I prefer 4 betting preflop.
What hands will you 4bet here?

Originally posted by nitrol
Vs that aggressive villain I prefer 4 betting preflop.
What hands will you 4bet here?

118 is probably not a big enough sample to be sure that he is aggressive. Vs him I would probably 4bet QQ+, AKs for value. I wouldn't 4bet bluff him untill I have a decent sample or read that he is villing to fold.

Even for his 118 hands he has shown aggression- 25 sqz, 23 3b... this is not a passive one!
We should defend wider than your range.

Originally posted by Berezovaya
@Allen86

Didn't you play at nl25?

lol 10/10 dickish question

Originally posted by MJPerry

Originally posted by Berezovaya
@Allen86

Didn't you play at nl25?

lol 10/10 dickish question

Unintended

4b pre, bigger turn, and by the looks of it u check back rivers with this hand... don't. as played nice induce, but why do u fold ♠_cry:

btw i 3bet 10% and don't think i get a 120h sample where i 3b 23% all that often (except on deep tables ♦)

Originally posted by Berezovaya

Originally posted by MJPerry

Originally posted by Berezovaya
@Allen86

Didn't you play at nl25?

lol 10/10 dickish question

Unintended

Oh yeah I'm sure it was and I'm sure Aleen knows too, just kinda funny.

Originally posted by randomdonk
4b pre, bigger turn, and by the looks of it u check back rivers with this hand... don't. as played nice induce, but why do u fold ♠_cry:

What is the reason behind betting the turn bigger?

My reason for betting smaller was that he most often doesn't have a good hand because people usually tend to bet their good hands in this limit, so I'm trying to get calls from hands like AJ+, KQ, 99, 88. At the same time I'm protecting and trying to get value. The other reason is that I will bluff in this situation almost every time I have a bluff, so I'm keeping my bluffs cheaper. As folding is concerned, I believe that hardly anybody check/raises the turn as a bluff or for value with a weaker hand than mine is, especially in 3bet pots. If flop check/raise in 3bet pots is considered very strong at those limits, I think that turn check/raise is always the nuts. For example, why to fold in this hand, but call in the above one?

bet bigger to get more value now and otr. single raised pots and 3b pots just have different dynamics. sure he will have AA here sometimes (which is pretty goddamn terrible imo) but he can have a bunch of draws that decide to x jam for whatever reason or no reason really, most peoples tought process in nl10 doesn't go much further than "OH I HAVE A TON OF EQUITY NOW, GOTTA CHECK JAM IT IN HIS FACE".

in the KK hand YOU are 3betting UTG. i'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess u 3bet this spot around 3-4%. it doesn't even matter, ur opponent will perceive ur range like that.

in this hand you are opening CO, BU flats and BB, who is definitely getting out of line, squeezes. he has easily a 10% range, probably a good bit more. mostly sooooted hands btw. now you decide to FLAT THE SQUEEZE, or to put it in other words CAP YOUR RANGE.

hopefully u can see in which of these scenarios your opponent is likely to think he can make u fold.

We can 4bet vs this villain pre. As played I think it was fine.