NL10 SH Zoom KK

Hey SPeedFANat1c,

Preflop 4 bet is fine.

Flop cbet is fine. Turn x/f is fine.

I would play this hand the same way.

what about betsizing here? shouldnt preflop 4bet OOP be a bit bigger, so BU dont flat suited broadways too much if he turns out to be fishy? and in that case shouldnt flop cbet be a bit bigger too as it hit fish flatting range and he might have OESD or some combo draw?

Originally posted by vuciitis
what about betsizing here? shouldnt preflop 4bet OOP be a bit bigger, so BU dont flat suited broadways too much if he turns out to be fishy? and in that case shouldnt flop cbet be a bit bigger too as it hit fish flatting range and he might have OESD or some combo draw?

So we want villain to fold suited broadways?

The sizing is pretty standard in a 4bet pot. The fact that the board connects with his range is also one of the reasons we don't want to bet super large or anything. Villain can just hold QQ/TT etc so we don't mind keeping his range wide.

i got the idea, but if we give him a price to call too much hands IP, that makes awfully difficult for us (at least for me ♦ )to play this hand OOP. is it a big mistake if i bet more when OOP to narrow his flatting range down, so i have easier decisions postflop?

Originally posted by vuciitis
i got the idea, but if we give him a price to call too much hands IP, that makes awfully difficult for us (at least for me ♦ )to play this hand OOP. is it a big mistake if i bet more when OOP to narrow his flatting range down, so i have easier decisions postflop?

Yeah it's ok generally. Theoretically though we just want to be the price that extract the most value in the long run. If by picking a certain sizing we make big mistakes on a later street then that will nullify the extra profit we make with a better sizing.