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aernout Netherlands. Dec 31 2012 06:41. Posts 161

hand 1

Villain has a 50bb stack, plays 17/14. has a 58% fold to 3bet and a 1.8 4bet over 4.3k hands. My plan otf was just to bet here and get it it in on any turn card. Now the turn card card is a ace and villain has 14.36$ left on the turn, is it still correct to shove on the turn?

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hand 2

Villain plays 13/8, has a 3% 3bet from the SB over 400 hands, what is the best way of playing on the flop/turn? Is it correct to just outright fold on the flop?

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hand 3

Villain is playing 20/17 over 272 hands, on the river its looking like he really wants a call. Should Ive just folded there?

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hand 4

Villain is a fish and is playing 32/13, is calling otr bad? I don’t know if he ever does it with any worse than a straight/flush. We do have 16% pot odds on a call otr.

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r0mx0 Slovakia. Dec 31 2012 08:11. Posts 1581

forget 9 max . play 6 max

You gotta plow through that shit !

aernout Netherlands. Dec 31 2012 08:30. Posts 161

On December 31 2012 07:11 r0mx0 wrote:
forget 9 max . play 6 max

yeah that deffinitely helped, thanks for the advice on the hands

Oly United Kingdom. Dec 31 2012 08:41. Posts 3585

1: cf both turn and river. Your only hope would be him turning a pair into a bluff and it's a very slim hope. 1:2 spr is still enough.

2: Fold turn. Yeah he has some combos of AK but it's just not enough against a nit.

3: You must bet turn. A good chunk of his range has picked up the other half of pair and gutty so will call again, and you could have picked something up so he wont fold a queen yet. As played fold has to be good to that size.

4: Bet the turn much bigger and call this river bet.

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Rapoza Brasil. Dec 31 2012 14:53. Posts 1612

--- Nuked ---

Pouncer Style 4 the win

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Oly United Kingdom. Dec 31 2012 16:04. Posts 3585

Almebeast Sweden. Dec 31 2012 21:36. Posts 797

OP just listen to Oly

Question about hand 2: If we fold that turn, are there any turn cards except a Q that we can continue on? Shouldn't we just muck pre, even though it seems ridiculous? I mean this nit probably has a 3bet range of {QQ+, AK} in this spot. So there's basically no difference between 22 and QQ for us. Is it worth calling pre only to pick up a smallish pot the times when he has AK and gives up?

After all is said and done, more is said than done.

Last edit: 02/01/2013 17:44

priaph Czech Republic. Jan 01 2013 10:52. Posts 43

H2: can we ever fold out AA KK by shoving the turn? I mean, how happy are you when a solid player shoves ott against your aces & kings... If yes, he has twice as many combinations of those than of TT JJ (if he 3bets TT) and sometimes we take the pot from AK that doublebarrels/get it in vs AhKh. So FR players, do we have FE on the turn?

If so powerful you are, why minraise?

Almebeast Sweden. Jan 01 2013 11:59. Posts 797

We should have zero FE vs KK-AA.

After all is said and done, more is said than done.

aernout Netherlands. Jan 01 2013 19:22. Posts 161

On December 31 2012 20:36 Almebeast wrote:
OP just listen to Oly

Question about hand 2: If we fold that turn, are there any turn cards except a Q that we can continue on? Shouldn't we just muck pre, event though it seems ridiculous? I mean this nit probably has a 3bet range of {QQ+, AK} in this spot. So there's basically no difference between 22 and QQ for us. Is it worth calling pre only to pick up a smallish pot the times when he has AK and gives up?

well I stoved and with QQ against JJ+,AKs,AKo we have 47% equity so idk maybe youre right about folding preespecially since we have so little invested in the pot. but 400 hands isnt that big of a sample though.

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idonklife Sweden. Jan 02 2013 10:20. Posts 182

i never really played FR but:

hand #1: like oly said pretty much. but how would you play if you had an ace in your hand? still check some of the time?

hand #2: fold or raise pre if you're considering folding this board (and any board except a queen). you haven't given us any stats for streets. maybe he's a nit preflop but not so much postflop. so can't give any advice except calling down really.

hand #3: i always bet turn (really weird check) but would never fold river as played. (i would probably close to always bet this river if i were villain in this spot). call and make a note of sizing and hand imo.

hand #4: like oly said.

Last edit: 02/01/2013 10:26