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Jehryn
Joined: 15.04.2008

IPoker, $0.05/$0.10 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 6 Players
Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite.

Hero (SB): $8.50 (85 bb)
BB: $17.56 (175.6 bb)
UTG: $14.06 (140.6 bb)
MP: $2.59 (25.9 bb)
CO: $12.33 (123.3 bb)
BTN: $10.74 (107.4 bb)

Preflop: Hero is SB with Q A
UTG folds, MP calls $0.10, CO folds, BTN raises to $0.40, Hero calls $0.35, 2 folds

Flop: ($1) 8 7 Q (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $0.50, Hero raises to $2.50, BTN folds

Results: $2 pot ($0.13 rake)
Final Board: 8 7 Q
Hero mucked Q A and won $1.87 ($0.97 net)
BTN mucked and lost (-$0.90 net)

Villain is unknown
OOP, what is the best line here?

Since I hit TPTK and the board is very wet I have either the choice to donkbet or to checkraise.

With a donkbet if I raise high enough to dissuade draws, any hand that isn't a set or two-pair should fold and my basic aim is to pick up the pot. Aside from fish chasing draws against any odds there should be no hand stronger than mine that would call and none weaker that would not fold.

With a checkraise I am basically doing the same but I eliminate all draws and my hand is essentially a bluffcatcher. If he 4bets/shoves I have no choice but to fold.

So is this purely villain dependent? If a villain has a very high bet vs missed cbet I can checkraise and pickup the bigger pot and otherwise I should just cbet standard 70% of the pot?


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Hi Jehryn

Preflop: why do you have only 85 BB?

Postflop: your raise is huge on the flop and you will isolate yourself often vs better hands.

Ask yourself why you are raising that big and what you are looking to achieve.

And since you didn't 3-bet preflop (or raise) you cannot cbet into him. That would be a donk and it's fine if you fear him checking back or want him to raise you.

As a side note, when you leave a reply, don't forget to hit the advise judge to take another look button.


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