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Been posting a bit this week so better put a hand up to be looked over:

AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
edited July 2012 in The Poker Clinic
Interesting live NL100 hand vs unknown.  Couldnt quite figure river betsizing, thoughts?

6handed nl100 table.  Flop goes HU.  Oppo has me covered with £320+, I've not long reloaded to £250.  No real reads, seems mostly solid however.

I open 6's to £3 in unentered pot OTB, BB (£320+) 3bets to £12, I flat IP.

£25 in pot Js 3h 3s flop.  Oppo leads £15, obv never folding to one bullet, call.

£55 in pot Js 3h 3s 6c (wheee).  Oppo fires again, £30.  I dont tend to flat to much vs knowns these days as have tendancy to be most aggro player @ table in 3betpots, but unknowns..hmmm.  A raise here can obv look like we floated flop to bluff later street/draw, more often/as often as a made hand.  So pop back to £75, mainly hoping he has an Asxs/OP etc.

£205 in pot Js 3h 3s 6c 10s.  We have £150 back.  Oppo cautiously checks river to us. 

Getting the impression he hated being borderlined clickbacked @ turn, yet flush getting there how to proceed.  Oppo(s) generally will sigh call flush here but likely muck TP. 

Wasnt sure, thoughts?
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  • Lambert180Lambert180 Member Posts: 12,197
    edited July 2012
    I know I never play anywhere naer this level, but you only have a 3/4 pot bet left now.  I imagine he's even likely to muck TP to a smaller bet with your small raise on the turn.

    I'd be thinking he's either gonna call or fold regardless of bet size, so go for a jam for max value for the times he doesn't believe you or has the flush.
  • 12671267 Member Posts: 936
    edited July 2012
    If you don't know what to do here, i don't think you should be playing these stakes ...
  • BorinLonerBorinLoner Member Posts: 3,863
    edited July 2012
    I like the idea of making it £149 and trying to act a bit... merry. ;)
  • AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
    edited July 2012
    lol ok 1267......... I wont bite yet, but vs range of hands oppo likely holds here auto shipping river is not my first option. (however it is obv a perfectly viable option).  Out of curiousity what range of hands do you think call the auto shove that we have set up?

    But also I can think of many things to do for many reasons, was simply (as thread states) putting up a reciprocol hand for thoughts as was interested to hear regular contributors reasoning.

    But thankyou for the vieled insult.
  • 12671267 Member Posts: 936
    edited July 2012
    In my opinion, river shoving should 100% be the 'auto" thing to do,  it has been set up absolutely perfectly with the perfect bet behind in relation to the pot size.   Wheather the river comes a blank,  a flush, or gives you quads, or even if you are on a complete bluff..  You should be shipping all day every day IMO.

    My previous post was neither looking for bites, or meant as an insult.   Bankroll management is a massive part of poker which is used to make sure people have fun while playing,  and i would not any players to lose an amount they could not afford to lose, because they are playing out of their depth   (not saying this is your case). Just in general.
  • Curt360x27Curt360x27 Member Posts: 490
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Been posting a bit this week so better put a hand up to be looked over::
    I like the idea of making it £149 and trying to act a bit... merry. ;)
    Posted by BorinLoner
    I also like this play, as long as we are planning to b/f on the river.
  • AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
    edited July 2012
    BRM has nothing to do with the river spot bud.

    Have to admit however am slightly conflicted as turn bet size was designed to GII vs river blank/spade.

    But dont agree it has to be an auto shove at all.

    Again, as played what range of hands call us on river when we ship?  Very few unless oppo is terrabad.  And as stated, cant really bring in dynamic/image as oppo is an unknown.

    Sure we can ship, totally viable option.  Vs many regs I would happiliy do as merge/bluff/value, rep.  But it may need rethinking vs an oppo with no context.  That was the point of the thread.  But obv its always 100% ship vs everyone all of the time, right?......sigh.
  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,945
    edited July 2012
    if u check it back the table will laugh at you )

    But I see what your getting at if you shove what will call as the flush got there, oppo can only call with worse if oppo thinks your bluffing or making a stupid bet on river with overpair.

    just shove if oppo has bigger house then o well

    what hands does oppo flat turn raise with :S Jx, overpairs, fd's and obviously JJ ?

    edit: still think shove on river gets called by flushes enough



  • AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
    edited July 2012
    The most likely part of his range, which isnt bigger FH's or flushes IMO.

    Obv never checking back.  Ever. 

    As played its pretty unlikely oppo has a flush or better boat.  So why would we shove?  Especially after showing such strength on the turn.  However turn bloat is designed to GII on river spades getting there.

    But when oppo checks river what can he really have?  A flush that he doesnt love?  Or a J that he doesnt love.  So best we are hoping for is a sigh call with a flush, which is pretty unlikely as played.  Its just far more likely oppo has a Strong J, that will sigh fold to a ship given prd board and flush getting there.

    However oppo may be trapping once he has hit flush on river, or cautiously c/c'ing following turn bloat.  But merging the 2 as an unknown, if he is bad, he could just as easily be looking to crai a nut flush type hand, but easily may reconsidor non nut flush hands given line @ turn when we ship.

    When we ship river our value is based on oppo being bad enough to call.  But theres plenty in his range even if bad to auto muck.

  • Curt360x27Curt360x27 Member Posts: 490
    edited July 2012
    This should be a shove all day long.
    If he has a strong J or an overpair (which you seem to have dismissed) he's rarley going to call the turn to fold to a river bet. He will also understand if you bet the river, its going to be an all in 99% of the time. 
    Also I can't understand the logic of him possibly folding river with a flush. He's not going to call the turn with a FD to muck it to any river bet!

    We also have to think would we ever consider making a small river bet with a bluff? I'm guessing the answer is no, which gives us more reason to shove river.
  • BorinLonerBorinLoner Member Posts: 3,863
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Been posting a bit this week so better put a hand up to be looked over::
    This should be a shove all day long. If he has a strong J or an overpair (which you seem to have dismissed) he's rarley going to call the turn to fold to a river bet. He will also understand if you bet the river, its going to be an all in 99% of the time.  Also I can't understand the logic of him possibly folding river with a flush. He's not going to call the turn with a FD to muck it to any river bet! We also have to think would we ever consider making a small river bet with a bluff? I'm guessing the answer is no, which gives us more reason to shove river.
    Posted by Curt360x27
    +1
  • AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
    edited July 2012
    I do agree in part, but not to in being a 100%.

    Hard to skin an unknown cat, shoving may not be the best line

    Shoving is fine as I said from the very beginning.

    But I dont think its a given.  Didnt overlook Op at all, if you look back.

    Think hand range that c/c's river shove is alot narrower than you may think.

  • pr1nnyraidpr1nnyraid Member Posts: 495
    edited July 2012
    Fwiw I don’t agree with “obv never folding to 1 bullet”, firstly you have to expect villain to fire most turns on this board too, so flatting is a bit of a leak in this spot imo. He is also an unknown so I would tend to play slightly tighter until I have better established their tendencies and can get a better idea of betting patterns, frequency…  You haven’t played it too much like a FD, not many ppl would flat flop then make a small turn raise with the FD, which is what you did.  You made the read that he didn’t like the spade river, and by his line I would expect him to have a hand like 99+ J9+ etc etc, but certainly not that strong. We obv should be value betting and against his range of 1pr hands (which is relatively weak given this board and our betting line so far), you need to think what the best line to take is for value.  Let’s not forget that 100nl is pretty much the smallest game spread in most casino’s so no need to over think. Shoving gives him the chance to fold out most of his range, he might make a bad call with an overpair or A3/ 34 etc etc but that’s it. You could easily argue a smaller value bet of £85 might be the best line (IN ISOLATION OF THIS 1 HAND), but to balance with the times you want to run a bluff etc a shove is possibly the better line. And let’s face it, plenty of ppl will stack of lighter at live NL100.   
  • Lambert180Lambert180 Member Posts: 12,197
    edited July 2012
    I agree with most of your thoughts above pr1nnyraid but I don't think you can fold 66 on a J33 board to '1 bullet', if he's good he's gonna be C-betting quite alot, especially on paired flops, so many hands you're ahead of there.

    PS. Please tell me you think Arnie is better than Ronnie? lol
  • pr1nnyraidpr1nnyraid Member Posts: 495
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Re: Been posting a bit this week so better put a hand up to be looked over::
    I agree with most of your thoughts above pr1nnyraid but I don't think you can fold 66 on a J33 board to '1 bullet', if he's good he's gonna be C-betting quite alot, especially on paired flops, so many hands you're ahead of there. PS. Please tell me you think Arnie is better than Ronnie? lol
    Posted by Lambert180
    I’m not so sure, I think you need to think a street or 2 further ahead. Because most of his c-bets on this texture will barrel the turn as well, whether he is bluffing or betting for value. So you are just leaking chips with a flat on the flop. I’d rather be flatting here with KQ/ Q10, hands which might pick up TP or a straight draw or BDFD or whatever.. but 66 is not the one in this spot, imo.  So what would be your thought process to flat the flop here?   (Either or they are both huuuge)
  • AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
    edited July 2012
    ty pr1nnyraid.  This was pretty much on par with the line.

    Agree flop is pretty marginal vs unknown and not knowing intention on later streets.  Perhaps folding is in fact best here.

    As I set out in opening thread this hand is in a vacuum vs unknown readless, without any dynamic or context.  Vs regs I have history with and know that this can be a bit of a merge I would be inclined to shove river more often than not.  But as stated vs an unknown I think range that call river as played are just too narrow.

    I agree that oppo is very unlikely to hold a hand strong enough to call the river shove that was set up.  Went smaller than £85, being £60 as a thin value bet vs a lone J, but leaving some credible perception of FE in case oppo was bad and intending to crai after making a flush.

    We can only shove river for value.  I strongly suspect we'd get thin value at a much higher frequency that having a shove called, once we recognise oppo likely has a lone J.

    Also true about live stack off, but vs the unknown...myeh.
  • bugaloobugaloo Member Posts: 487
    edited July 2012
    versus a live unknown it is a shove for me everytime
  • rancidrancid Member Posts: 5,945
    edited July 2012
    i don't see how we would v/b 2 pr hands, for say £50-£80 - most of the time following the min turn raise your checking behind on river

    gonna be a super thin v/b on river for one pair hands to pay you off

    in the same breath we never v.b river with one pair hands are we

    so if your shoving river it's gotta be FH/flush or da bluff

    only hand i think we v/b here for say £60 is a flush

    a lot depends on dynamics and meta and all that b0ll0x but hey ho
  • LnarinOOLnarinOO Member Posts: 545
    edited July 2012
    In Response to Been posting a bit this week so better put a hand up to be looked over::
    Interesting live NL100 hand vs unknown.  Couldnt quite figure river betsizing, thoughts? 6handed nl100 table.  Flop goes HU.  Oppo has me covered with £320+, I've not long reloaded to £250.  No real reads, seems mostly solid however. I open 6's to £3 in unentered pot OTB, BB (£320+) 3bets to £12, I flat IP. £25 in pot Js 3h 3s flop .  Oppo leads £15, obv never folding to one bullet, call. £55 in pot Js 3h 3s 6c (wheee).  Oppo fires again, £30.  I dont tend to flat to much vs knowns these days as have tendancy to be most aggro player @ table in 3betpots, but unknowns..hmmm.  A raise here can obv look like we floated flop to bluff later street/draw, more often/as often as a made hand.  So pop back to £75, mainly hoping he has an Asxs/OP etc. £205 in pot Js 3h 3s 6c 10s .  We have £150 back.  Oppo cautiously checks river to us.  Getting the impression he hated being borderlined clickbacked @ turn, yet flush getting there how to proceed.  Oppo(s) generally will sigh call flush here but likely muck TP.  Wasnt sure, thoughts?
    Posted by AMYBR

    this is why its a clear shove 100%.. esecially if villian thinks we are capable of floating...

    this is because we will get called down lighter by non-beliving spewtards/.. and after we bink the turn.. AND hit the perfect bluff card on the river if we were floating, shove , shove, shove ... jus make sure u see his hand so u know how lite he's willin to call u down, if its too light then u no not too float in the future..

    my guess is u shove and he calls QQ.. he then gets up in in discust and thows his cards acrross the table, gets up from his seat and mumbles a few things under his breath before quickly leaving to go home to his wife (who really doesnt care) and tells her how his lost all their money by a 'bad beat' and now has to do 20hrs overtime nxt week jus to pay the bills and that designer pair of shoes she wanted are now off the cards!!!.... am i right..?? 
  • Die_hardDie_hard Member Posts: 338
    edited July 2012
    ^^^ No - she still gets her shoes :)
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