Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $4,000(BB) Replayer
SB ($456,422)
BB ($61,066)
UTG ($238,354)
UTG+1 ($102,602)
UTG+2 ($156,914)
MP1 ($77,600)
MP2 ($153,816)
CO ($269,592)
Hero ($220,712)
Dealt to Hero 9♦ 7♠
UTG raises to $8,000, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $18,236, fold, fold, UTG calls $10,236
FLOP ($46,072) 2♥ 5♥ K♣
UTG bets $8,000, Hero raises to $27,825, UTG calls $19,825
TURN ($101,722) 2♥ 5♥ K♣ Q♣
UTG checks, Hero bets $48,257, UTG calls $48,257
RIVER ($198,236) 2♥ 5♥ K♣ Q♣ J♠
UTG bets $60,000, Hero folds
UTG wins $198,236
Hi all.
The preflop raiser is something like 35/20 with 33% UTG OR for around 100 hands sample.
I decide to 3bet pre with that hand, which is questionable, but Im generally playing pretty tight and I think Its not that bad. Also I dont think that kind of player is capable of folding much pre.
On the flop I dont think he is strong with that min-bet, and decide to raise it with the idea to bet the turn and river at specific cards. What do You guys think? I think the sizing could be smaller.
Queen on the turn is OK card I guess, cuz I think he is folding all of his middle/bottom pairs on second barrel. He doesnt have alot of queens in his range I guess, unless some QhXh. But I might chase em off with third barrel.
Also I think He will fold alot of his Kx, except KQ, and maybe AK if he plays it this way.
Jack on the river seems to be one of the worst cards of the deck, and Im wondering would it be profitable to shove here? He is not folding KJ/AhTh/QhJh/AK(maybe?).
Which cards would be good to shove on?
