10NL - 240xBB deep TPTK

Lambert180

I think my line is pretty straight forward (although feel free to tell me otherwise) but I'm posting more about my bet sizing. Not used to playing 240xBB deep so just.

Villian is loose and ridic passive. Limp/calls with any junk over and over, happy to call down at least a street or two with 2nd/3rd pr. Should I make my C-bet bigger given how deep we are? Not really sure why I went that small tbh

Turn sizing ok?

River standard jam, right? Or should I go smaller for value to ensure a call (as much as you can ensure anything)

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
IvaBiggun	Small blind		£0.05	£0.05	£8.27
stokefc	Big blind		£0.10	£0.15	£9.62
	Your hole cards	A Q
mickiluv	Fold
bishopa23	Call		£0.10	£0.25	£12.55
XXX	Raise		£0.40	£0.65	£31.35
Lambert180	Raise		£1.40	£2.05	£22.59
IvaBiggun	Fold
stokefc	Fold
bishopa23	Fold
XXX	Call		£1.00	£3.05	£30.35
Flop
		2 Q 3
XXX	Check
Lambert180	Bet		£1.65	£4.70	£20.94
XXX	Call		£1.65	£6.35	£28.70
Turn
		6
XXX	Check
Lambert180	Bet		£4.10	£10.45	£16.84
XXX	Call		£4.10	£14.55	£24.60
River
		6
XXX	Check
Lambert180	All-in		£16.84	£31.39	£0.00

NColley

Vbet a normal amount here imo. Prob about £9

Would also of bet bigger flop/turn against villain as described.

jugglegeek

Bet at least £2 on flop. How you describe the villian he could have a pretty wide range. So we have to value bet vs that range. Assuming he x/c any pair and any draw on the flop and turn; x/c on the river with pairs and x/f on the river with busted draws. You get the majority of your value on the flop and turn. Even the biggest fish are unlikely to have a 2x or 3x hand in a 3-bet pot (A2,A3,K2s, K3s maybe) 

so the range of hands that you beat which will call a flop bet are 44-JJ,Qx,and any two hearts. Bet £2 - £2.50 on the flop, £6-£7 on the turn leaving you a slightly smaller than half-pot bet on the river to shove. But be prepare to fold to a check-raise on the flop or the turn.

You should plan this from the instant you see the flop. Know how much you have to bet on the flop to leave yourself a half-pot bet come the river in every hand

Lambert180

In Response to Re: 10NL - 240xBB deep TPTK:

Bet at least £2 on flop. How you describe the villian he could have a pretty wide range. So we have to value bet vs that range. Assuming he x/c any pair and any draw on the flop and turn; x/c on the river with pairs and x/f on the river with busted draws. You get the majority of your value on the flop and turn. Even the biggest fish are unlikely to have a 2x or 3x hand in a 3-bet pot (A2,A3,K2s, K3s maybe)  so the range of hands that you beat which will call a flop bet are 44-JJ,Qx,and any two hearts. Bet £2 - £2.50 on the flop, £6-£7 on the turn leaving you a slightly smaller than half-pot bet on the river to shove. But be prepare to fold to a check-raise on the flop or the turn. You should plan this from the instant you see the flop. Know how much you have to bet on the flop to leave yourself a half-pot bet come the river in every hand
Posted by jugglegeek

I thought it was normal to try to manipulate the pot so we had a PSB left for the river?  Obv if we're strong and can make the pot bigger great, but I always thought we aimed to get to a PSB. Obv I didn't do that here lol, wasn't thinking far enough ahead and made the flop too small which messed everything else up.

beaneh

obv jam riv with that pot size.

beaneh

In Response to Re: 10NL - 240xBB deep TPTK:

In Response to Re: 10NL - 240xBB deep TPTK : I thought it was normal to try to manipulate the pot so we had a PSB left for the river?  Obv if we're strong and can make the pot bigger great, but I always thought we aimed to get to a PSB. Obv I didn't do that here lol, wasn't thinking far enough ahead and made the flop too small which messed everything else up.
Posted by Lambert180

the idea is that you manage your stack when deeper so you don't get to the river with the nuts and 8x pot. (once you get really deep like in live games you have to forget this concept).

jamming here 16 into 14 is fine and essentially a psb.

samboram45

against this player who u say is a bit of a station the jam is  probably always getting clled by a worse quuen so gettin max value. depending on opponent sometimes i my bet really small on river ; about £4/5 and try to induce jam frm missed FD

liamboi11

versus the villian you have described just bet a little more on flop/turn and yeah defo shove river

BorinLoner

"Villian(sic) is loose and ridic(ulously) passive"

So what do we make of his range for raising pre-flop? Against that range, what's the logic for the 3-bet? I also think the 3-bet is a tad small but it's not really worth worrying about.

I don't mind the flop bet size since I assume you'd want that to be the size of your bluff with AK, etc. You only need to bet a little more on the turn to set it up for an almost perfect pot-size river bet. Though, again, I wouldn't get too hung up on that.

I wouldn't like sizing your bets to leave you a half-pot bet on the river. It's going to make bluffing really difficult and expensive if you always bet huge on every street with your value hands and leave yourself such a small amount back on the river.

rancid

bit bigger on flop & turn - shove river a/p

Intresting how oppo you say is passive but is raising pre flop
Bit of a differance if oppo is raising all junk/marginals or not - should give you and indiction of pre flop range
Probably raise pre a little bigger too versus this oppo, is it plauasible that passive oppo rolls over KK/22

bolly580

In Response to Re: 10NL - 240xBB deep TPTK:

Bet at least £2 on flop. How you describe the villian he could have a pretty wide range. So we have to value bet vs that range. Assuming he x/c any pair and any draw on the flop and turn; x/c on the river with pairs and x/f on the river with busted draws. You get the majority of your value on the flop and turn. Even the biggest fish are unlikely to have a 2x or 3x hand in a 3-bet pot (A2,A3,K2s, K3s maybe)  so the range of hands that you beat which will call a flop bet are 44-JJ,Qx,and any two hearts. Bet £2 - £2.50 on the flop, £6-£7 on the turn leaving you a slightly smaller than half-pot bet on the river to shove. But be prepare to fold to a check-raise on the flop or the turn. You should plan this from the instant you see the flop. Know how much you have to bet on the flop to leave yourself a half-pot bet come the river in every hand
Posted by jugglegeek

10nl and lower limits this is fine higher up this wont work

Lambert180

By the way, if you haven't all guessed, the end result was just that he folded.