a9 14 9

14.01.2013, 01:40 0

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $0.05(BB) Replayer
SB ($16.30)
BB ($11.83)
UTG ($5.62)
Hero ($5)
CO ($5.63)
BTN ($4.47)

Dealt to Hero A♣ 9♣

fold, Hero raises to $0.17, CO raises to $0.45, BTN calls $0.45, fold, BB raises to $2.05, fold, CO calls $1.60, BTN calls $1.60

FLOP ($6.34) 7♦ T♦ 9♥

BB bets $6.34, CO calls $3.58 (AI), BTN calls $2.42 (AI)

TURN ($15.92) 7♦ T♦ 9♥ 5♠

RIVER ($15.92) 7♦ T♦ 9♥ 5♠ T♣

CO shows J♠ J♣
(Pre 72%, Flop 42.6%, Turn 64.3%)

BTN shows 9♦ J♦
(Pre 14%, Flop 44.4%, Turn 26.2%)

BB shows 4♦ 8♥
(Pre 14%, Flop 13.0%, Turn 9.5%)

CO wins $14.86

I might have to do this on my own but this is a good hand for that question, how much should i really scale back my opening range against aggression.

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_Anonymous_

14.01.2013, 01:42 0

Hey Dracsharp,

Preflop: What type of aggression are we facing?

Constant 3-bets? Constant calls and then aggression postflop?

Can you list the info we have on all villains that are behind us (IP and OOP)?

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_Anonymous_

14.01.2013, 02:37 0

You will be surprised, this is not the usual horrible table that is why i was in, my personal nightmare is unknowns often floating often 3betting looking like regs and often raising cbets. You just can't know until you lost money to them unless you had the nuts the first place.

Utg, unknown with fishy stack

BTN

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_Anonymous_

14.01.2013, 05:43 0

I'm assuming CO is just unknown?

BTN seems fishy and he'd be my target so I wouldn't tighten up just yet (unless we are being constantly 3-bet or played back at).

UTG is behind us and he's out of the question here since we are in MP.

Since BTN will often have position on us and looks like a calling station we can remove hands that don't flop well and hands like 56s, 67s that don't flop much in terms of showdown value (or much to valuebet OOP vs statioN). So I would stick (OOP) to high connected cards as much as possible.

What adjustments do you make, if any?

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