JJ bvb 3bet pot

villain 20/11/3 70 hands, no real history with him

Submitted by : EvilSky

PokerStars Game #17337711528: Hold'em No Limit ($1/$2) - 2008/05/10 - 17:26:58 (ET)
Table 'Pieksamaki II' 6-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: imakefrush ($216 in chips)
Seat 2: Hero ($237.40 in chips)
Seat 3: rsxpunk ($390.70 in chips)
Seat 5: Oord ($291.30 in chips)
Seat 6: Stigo88 ($313.80 in chips)
Hero : posts small blind $1
rsxpunk: posts big blind $2
BigBaller: sits out

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
BigBaller said, "I had a queen kicker when you won and I knew it but could not get away. You could have gotten all of the money so I did not care....ON TILT _ LOL"
Oord: folds
Stigo88: folds
imakefrush: raises $4 to $6
Hero : raises $16 to $22
rsxpunk: calls $20
imakefrush: folds

Flop (Pot : $50.00)

   
Hero : bets $30
rsxpunk: raises $62 to $92
Hero : ?

I hate folding overpairs in 3bet pots but you really beat nothing here. Best case is he has AKcc which you are only slightly behind.

such an obvious set hunt, fold

flatting pf might be better if you're not comfortable getting it in on this flop

Yea he was assuming imakefrush was calling behind. Im pretty positive he was calling for set value as well. should be an easy fold

he has QQ+ imo. I shove becouse the possibility of him holding AK or AQ its still possible. If you think he's cappablo to setmine there then I think its a good idea for him to raise that flop with 88 and 99 wich are as likely as the other pairs that makes trips (maybe more).

GOGOGO runner runner straight flush, Im all in

I tought about that becouse your bet size encourages semibluffs

No way I ever get it in here with rsx coldcalling a 3bet. I'd go with either B/F or C/C on the flop depending on how aggro he is then giving up and trying to get to showdown.

On May 11 2008 00:52 TimDawg wrote: flatting pf might be better if you're not comfortable getting it in on this flop

was thinkin the same thing until i saw villain wasnt the original raiser.

On May 12 2008 12:42 Fraser wrote: Show nested quote + On May 11 2008 00:52 TimDawg wrote: flatting pf might be better if you're not comfortable getting it in on this flop was thinkin the same thing until i saw villain wasnt the original raiser.

QFT
this is an easy fold imo

On May 12 2008 12:42 Fraser wrote: Show nested quote + On May 11 2008 00:52 TimDawg wrote: flatting pf might be better if you're not comfortable getting it in on this flop was thinkin the same thing until i saw villain wasnt the original raiser.

whoooops

lol i just noticed that

easy fold