Will try and keep it quick. 6max 1$/2$ Full stack (100ishbbs)
44, I raise 3x from button. No real reads. SB folds BB pops it to $19. I flat IP.
A89r flop $39 in flop opponent leads $6. Dont get the bet. Call to see if he fires turn, maybe make a play at pot when he holds 10's thru K's.
$51 in there A89 4. He now fires $31, I ship for about $180. He calls, showing the only hand I could worry about, A's.
(All 3 hands are from within 5 minutes, so steam posting). Do anything different?
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Dont like Beanehs attitude but he was right for most part, my head was screwed on wrong from so much run bad. My though process had become way overdeveloped.
Micro lead seems suspect.
This mean I can stop hearing you grumble about Beaneh?
Myeh small lead was suspect agree, but readless its hard to figure, easily be a probe with Premium PPs.
Agree with Ivey when he says youre playing bad when you dont go broke on an uncordinated set over set board, so dont mind this too much now.
call turn intending to ship over any river bet
if we 4b to 25bb with 100bb eff. and get jammed on we are getting 125/75 = 5:3 on our money which means 37.5% equity to make a breakeven call.
if we are against TT+,AQ+ we have 36.2% ... if we include one Ax hand where x />4 as a 5b bluff from villain then we have 40%
44 vs QQ+,AK is still 35%, much rather 4b/f with like Axo where we have only 25%ish and are not giving away so much equity when folding to the 5b
Readless this seemed like a reasonable spot to peel a flop and play IP versus a general 3 bet range.
But maybe folding pre would have been best after meeting resistance
To call or raise flop bet you gotta know oppo bet sizing
Like sinking your own battleship!
flat turn, shove river
Yes basically set mining, or also seeing if opponent keeps firing through streets on a barren board.
But when we do hit set at turn, Opponent has showed alot of interest in pot. Am big believer in going for the max these days. If we believe opponent calls shove at turn when we have hit our set, why not just get it in?
If we think he may sigh fold Ax then obv cal turn ship river, but if we believe he calls here why not go for it?
I dont see how it supersucks, 4b/c may be slightly better from your ranges but 4b/f doesnt look like a huge mistake to me. Also I would be making my 4b smaller than 25bb, but that prob wont make that much difference
Would prefer 4b/f an Ax type hand myself. Not too sure what you mean by giving up so much equity when I 4b/f? Obv 44 usually has ok equity against his 3bet range but I have to play thru streets without initiative readless with a hand that doesnt improve often to realise that equity
Are you happy to flat 3bet pre with 44 here readless and if so how would you plan to continue postflop when we dont hit a set?