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December 6, 2012
Can’t be too bad, but it’s kind of a lot to shove. Given how many flush draws you will see the flop with, I suspect you’re going to be unbalanced towards those when you jam, even if you also jam some strong hands. Worse, I fear that you may not ever play a strong hand this way…
September 14, 2014
September 14, 2014
September 14, 2014
it’s rather interesting though , with our draws , would you consider ck/shoving 30bb too much?
would you take a different line at those effective stacks, maybe c/r flop and shove turn? or c/c flop and ck/shove turn?
would our post flop line be different if V had opened from EP rather then LP? Yes i think it would matter because EP range is likely to be tighter which means he’s not folding to a c/r on the flop that often compared to LP as there range is wider so they are missing flop more often. V may decide to 3-bet shove on the flop then we have to call with our draw or they may decide to call our raise on the flop and call our shove ott with a hand like Kx. basically we may have less fold equity against an ep opener rather then a mp/lp opener. however i guess there’s still a lot of merit because usually we will have around 34% equity when we do get the money in?
September 14, 2014
yeah that’s balanced.
how comes your leading 8x 9x though? what i find intresting is c/c and then leading turn , i mean which turn cards are you leading on? i’m going to assume you’re probably leading when you hit and miss your flushes.
The thing is if we c/c flop and lead turn , what hands are we getting v to fold? what would their betting range look like on the flop? we’re obv not going to get them of a hand like AK/KQ/KJ. So the hands which we could perhaps get them off is maybe ace high hands if we lead or maybe pocket pairs which they’ve bet for thin value/protection , hands like QQ/JJ/TT are betting flop , they might call turn though and fold to a shove on the river.
we know the flop already , let’s just the turn is 3 and hero leads, v is calling with pocket pairs hands like 9x weaker Kx and jamming a hand like TPGK or better right? so when v calls the turn their range is going to be either draws/marginal hands , i’d say draws are highly discounted as they’ll be probably shove those on the turn when faced a lead imo, unless they are a weak player. so lets say they call and the river is a blank 8 if we do decide to shove river which im guessing we will, since we can break down V range to marginal hands and maybe draws, plus this hand has no STD either. so yeah that line seems good c/c flop and lead turn and shove most rivers. (i’d prefer this line if we were deeper though) Which river cards would you c/f though? i mean if the river is A are we giving up there? i really don’t think the A changes much IMO , v would of folded all their ace high hands ott and called with A9o which is not folding otr since they now got two pair. Is there any rivers we are c/f? lol
the question is now what is the top of hero’s range when they take this line which is c/c lead turn and shove river? if i was v i’d discount strong hands from hero;s range because if we did have a strong hand we probably would of raised flop , though we cant discount it fully. when we lead turn we could of improved to two pair though with a hand like K8/98 , so i guess its a tough spot for v to call a river shove with a hand like TT here.
September 14, 2014
I was also wondering since we are c/c flop with our draws here do u think it would be OK to c/c with the strongest part of our range with hands like k4/k9/44? @30bb effective? and then lead ck/shv or shove turn.
when you have a flush draw in this spot you’re probably not ck/shoving flop too often so if u were only going to ck/shv the top of your range that would be rather exploitable against better players , which makes me think that we should be c/shv the flop with our draws as well.
if we were going to c/r small with our draw otf and v 3-bet shoves we will be put in a tough spot as we may have to fold a hand that has decent equity, but if were going to c/r small with a hand like 44 , we would be okay with that as we’re are in decent shape vs Kx and draws.
basically with our draws we wanna be the one thats shoving so we have fold equity! and with the strongest part of our range we dont mind if v comes over the top and shoves with Kx and draws , as we are in good shape vs those. Does that seem unbalanced?
September 14, 2014
Okay , so you’d lead your good Kx on the turn, that’s something i don’t do often.
i don’t think c/c turn would be good here , we don’t have much implied odds however if stacks were deeper it would be OK. Why is calling turn ever good here @ 30bb effective?
ott we really have to decide what we wanna do , check/shove or check/fold. Read less i guess folding would be okay on the turn though I don’t think v range is only going to include Kx when they double barrel, they may very well be betting with hands like TT/JJ/QQ for value/protection which we may get to fold if we shove check shove turn? against a aggressive opponent that doubles often they would be a better target for check shoving as we will have more fold equity.
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