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CR on Q high wet flop

sammyboy

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November 19, 2011 - 10:06 am

Poker Stars €4.50+€0.50 No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t150/t300 Blinds + t40 – 9 players
TournamentPokerEdge.com Hand History Converter

mole$tyle$ (UTG+1): BB = 56.8, t17025
damidouch93 (UTG+2): BB = 53.7, t16114
woopachuka (MP1): BB = 45.9, t13761
kaskou72 (MP2): BB = 12.7, t3806
castvilla (CO): BB = 56.5, t16943
Hero (BTN): BB = 45.6, t13679
el jackal 57 (SB): BB = 41.3, t12394
bab31t (BB): BB = 29.0, t8693
pete115 (UTG): BB = 86.7, t26015

Pre Flop: (t810) Hero is BTN with T of diamonds T of clubs
1 fold, mole$tyle$ raises to t799, damidouch93 calls t799, 3 folds, Hero raises to t1955, 2 folds, mole$tyle$ calls t1156, damidouch93 calls t1156

Flop: (t6675) 7 of hearts Q of clubs 8 (3 players)
mole$tyle$ checks, damidouch93 checks, Hero bets t3155, mole$tyle$ raises to t6310, damidouch93 folds, Hero folds?

3bet far too small considering theres another in the hand?

Check behind an option at all?

Is there enough draws in his range that dont include a Q that we can shove and be ahead if he calls with fd or sd?

40 hands with villain, 15/10. He had only seen one flop and folded to a bet.

QuadJokers

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November 19, 2011 - 11:22 am

3bet far too small considering theres another in the hand?

I myself would probably go to about 2200-2400.

Check behind an option at all?

Yes I definately think its an option for pot control on this board. We have good showdown value with our hand so dont want to get blown off it, the board is very wet so there are many hands in flatting range pre that will likely peel a turn vs a c-bet.

I think I prefer a smaller bet, maybe around 2500 & re-evaluate on the turn, when you get raised by that sizing of a bet, I think you are beat pretty much most of the time & I would probably just fold, multi way I dont think he is ever check raising with complete air there.

I think he would raise more with a draw to be honest as he is out of position so I cant see pretty a min raise being good here with a draw OOP.

In this spot, I think folding is probably best, jamming seems to spewy for 40bb in this spot. I would much rather pass this spot & still have a great stack to work with rather than playing a guessing game on further streets.

hawkeyeK9

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November 19, 2011 - 3:53 pm

When a tight villain opens in early position like that and gets a flat in early position, I don’t think 3betting TT is an optimal strategy. I prefer to just flat pre flop in position in a situation like this. If you do 3bet, I think it needs to be more like a squeeze bet sizing and be pretty large. Still don’t think it is a great idea even if you made it bigger. Flat and set mine IMO.

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