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feverfew
Joined: 29.11.2011

No Limit Hold'em $0.05/$0.10
6 players
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Stacks:
UTG - UTG ($10.78)
MP - MP ($14.22) 20/18/204
CO - CO ($17.94)
BTN - BTN ($2.14)
SB - Hero ($17.16)
BB - BB ($7.56) 31/1/27

Preflop: ($0.15, 6 players) Hero is SB with J♠ J♦
1 fold, MP raises to $0.40, 2 folds, Hero raises to $1.1, 1 fold, MP calls $0.70

Flop: 6♣ 2♦ 4♦ ($2.30, 2 players)
Hero bets $1.50, MP raises to $3.16, Hero ??

MPs 3bet/fold to 3bet is 8/43

Preflop: Villain is a good regular, and I got the sense that he was better than me, so I was playing a bit scared.

I'm not really sure about my play here. I think JJ is too strong to fold here.

Calling--BB is pretty fishy, so I don't want to call and end up OOP to two players. By calling though, I can maybe keep MPs range wide? But then I'm still playing OOP postflop and I won't be too happy on any AKQ board.

3betting--I can get villain to fold a lot of hands, and I have ok equity against his range postflop, so I think 3betting was ok here.

Flop: I lead the flop with my overpair, and he raises kind of small, I think. I think his range here is 22/66/44, 77-QQ, and broadway flush draws, and against this range I have 40% equity.

To call his bet I only need 29% equity, so I could call, but there's a lot of turn cards that could get uncomfortable, so I think that folding here is the best option.

I thought about shoving, but we were kind of deep, and I didn't feel good about getting it all in with my overpair.


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Hi

Preflop: I would probably prefer calling here at this limit. The main argument for 3-betting here is to prevent yourself from having a tight/narrow face-up calling range. Your calling range is going to be really narrow in SB vs an MP 4BB open. Probably AJs/KQs/midpairs which makes it really easy for him to play against you if he's good. But he's a solid player and this is NL10 so I think having an obvious range is not going to be an issue.

Flop: I think shoving is probably overplay, but it might be too strong to fold. So you should probably just call the raise and proceed on the Turn. Fold on flush turns, continue on blank turns. If he bets a committing amount, check/push the Turn. If he bets smaller you could probably call again and play a river.


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feverfew
Joined: 29.11.2011

Thanks for the feedback. If I call pre flop, what's my plan post flop? I don't think I can continue very well on AKQ boards against his range, OOP?

This question might be a bit broad :) But a couple of quick thoughts would be appreciated.


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