In a 6-max game (100bb deep), CO open for 3x and I 3-bet pot with KsQh on the button. The flop comes Jc4cQs. So I have top pair. Now what do I do? Do I check or do i c-bet?
Analysing his flatting range preflop with flopzilla I get the following information.
It’s too bad we don’t have a hand history. That makes it easier to give feedback on, but in most cases I would Cbet for value with top pair against an unknown.
Cheers,
SDK1987
Hand history for what. I did explain how the hand was played but I noticed that I forgot to say what my poistion was. I have no information of my opponent exept that his flatting range probably contain does hands,
Sometimes bet, sometimes check.
Can't get 3 streets of value here so it's a good hand to also put in your xback range.
More so if we hold the Kc.
His preflop range seems really tight there given positions, you can add a bunch of suited hands
against the range you've shown it seems like a check back to me with all KQ combos
I haven't worked these out really since they are usually straightforward to play
But I would think as default a mixed strategy should be good here, pretty much agree with Varune
But of course when you think both options are +ev you can just always lean towards one 100% based on how he plays, in this case being on the tight side
I think your CO call vs BTN 3 bet is on the tight side but reasonable still for some players game. Vs that range i think is an obvious X.
It is a check from your side even if he has some donking range ! And yes, i find it reasonable for him to have one since you are gonne miss a cbet more often than not.
