NL10 decision on the flop

Hi,

answer the following questions:
1) what if MP had 100bb instead of 38bb - what range would you assign to him for calling pre flop? What range do you think he would lead here?
2) Presume TT+,AQ+ ist SB's actual range. What of this range is he raising on the flop with?
2.1) What is your equity against that range?
2.2) What range do you think he calls in that spot?
3) Presume you would raise against MP's lead on the flop. How does that influence SB's continuing ranges (calling and raising) in 2)?

Best regards,
Phil

Originally posted by Bierbaer
Hi,

answer the following questions:
1) what if MP had 100bb instead of 38bb - what range would you assign to him for calling pre flop? What range do you think he would lead here?
2) Presume TT+,AQ+ ist SB's actual range. What of this range is he raising on the flop with?
2.1) What is your equity against that range?
2.2) What range do you think he calls in that spot?
3) Presume you would raise against MP's lead on the flop. How does that influence SB's continuing ranges (calling and raising) in 2)?

Best regards,
Phil

1)I would assign a range of around 15% he was very active 22+, A2s+, KQs, JTs, T9s, ATo+, KQo
2) probably all overpairs? and sets? and the odd bluff. maybe ?
2.1) 70% against all overpair which is TT+, if I add 88+ it decreases for 69%
2.2)overpairs, TPTK or TPGK if he decided to call wider as there was still a fish in the pot
3)probably sets and maybe QQ+, if he decided to get tricky with premiums, basically I would lose all his bluffs which he can still continue with if I just call

If he shoves all worse overpairs it's a pretty clear call.

We just need to watch out for super nitty guys who will only shove 99, but readless I'd probably assume this is not the case.

AA/KK generally are discounted after the preflop action. 33/44 generally can be discounted also. So we are looking at roughly 3 combos of better hands for the most part and 6combos of each worse overpair.