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Cold call IP (8/25) - 66 from BU

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Joined: 07.02.2010

VPIP / PFR / 3B / F3B / 4B RANGE / F4B
RFI UTG / MP / CO / BU / SB / F SB BU STEAL / F BB BU STEAL / F BB SB STEAL
FLOP CB / F FLOP CB / FLOP RAISE CB / FLOP CB-FOLD / AG FLOP / TURN / RIVER
BIP / BOP / WTSD / SQUEEZE / H

I'm posting a few hands on cold calling, IP and OOP (half here and half on the Italian forum) :)

Do you prefer the screenshot or the usual way of posting hands? With the screenshot it's a little easier to see everybody's squeeze pct (I added it to the HUD for this, normally I use a popup)

Villain opens a lot from UTG, folds 67(6) to a raise from UTG and I don't think it makes sense to 3bet him, I'd isolate against the range that beats me.

What about SB with a squeeze of 16? Do I go broke with any pair, AQs?

If SB folds, the plan is to raise UTG's cbet, correct?

TY


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Shevtshenko
Joined: 06.12.2009

Hello,

Calling pre seems fine. If SB squeezes, depending on how big he makes it i'm either jamming or calling. Whether if you raise utg's cbet or not depends on the board texture and if it's multiway or heads up on the flop. Obviously it's a pretty decent plan in general to be raising a lot of his cbets.

If the hand only consists of preflop situation, I think the screenshot works just fine.


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Joined: 07.02.2010

Originally posted by Shevtshenko
Hello,

Calling pre seems fine. If SB squeezes, depending on how big he makes it i'm either jamming or calling. Whether if you raise utg's cbet or not depends on the board texture and if it's multiway or heads up on the flop. Obviously it's a pretty decent plan in general to be raising a lot of his cbets.

If the hand only consists of preflop situation, I think the screenshot works just fine.

TY!

What board textures would you raise HU and which ones would you not raise?

Since I flatted pre, I can represent wet boards (hitting SCs) pretty well. But I'm thinking I may also have a +EV raise on dry flops. Say a very dry flop like Axx, he will always cbet it, he still folds a lot to raises (64), and I guess I can still represent a set.

If he then re-raises me small on a dry flop, I think he's pretty much always bluffing (he should just call with his monsters).


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