Medium overpair in 3-bet pot, must I lose stack?

Villain is 16.5/11.5/3.5 after 1018 hands.

Submitted by : Cortex408

***** Hand History for Game 7240247308 *****
$100 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Tuesday, July 22, 17:21:09 ET 2008
Table Table 164900 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: pistolchen ( $106 USD )
Seat 3: Tobbax111 ( $105.65 USD )
Seat 4: Derfor99 ( $89.94 USD )
Seat 6: Todesbolm ( $107.43 USD )
Seat 5: Cortex408 ( $101 USD )
Seat 2: luck_fabix ( $104.91 USD )
Todesbolm posts small blind [$0.50 USD].
pistolchen posts big blind [$1 USD].

Holecards(Odds)
Dealt to Cortex408
luck_fabix folds
Tobbax111 folds
Derfor99 folds
Cortex408 raises [$3 USD]
Todesbolm raises [$11.50 USD]
pistolchen folds
Cortex408 calls [$9 USD]

Flop(Odds) (Pot : $25.00)

   
Todesbolm bets [$15 USD]
Cortex408 calls [$15 USD]

Turn(Odds) (Pot : $55.00)

   
Todesbolm checks
Cortex408 bets [$35 USD]
Todesbolm raises [$74 USD]
Cortex408 is all-In [$39 USD]

River (Pot : $203.00)

   
Todesbolm shows a pair of Jacks .
Cortex408 doesn't show a pair of Tens .
Todesbolm wins $200 USD from the main pot with a pair of Jacks .

checking turn and flatting river could save you money. you aren't ahead of anything

I don't understand the turnbet at all. It's almost more of a bluff then anything else:/

you dont need to protect against AK on the turn, it's only 12% to hit

On July 22 2008 19:39 ShaunR wrote: you dont need to protect against AK on the turn, it's only 12% to hit

Lol this sounds soo obvious, but just not being afraid of overcards that could possibly hit helped my winrate improve drastically and I'm not the only one who had that leak

fold preflop
someone who plays 16.5/11.5 probably 3-bets only TT+/AK

there is close to no value in this call + THERE IS NO VALUE IN BETTING THE TURN, WHY ARE YOU BETTING THE TURN WTF

Villain is 16.5/11.5/3.5 after 1018 hands.

holy fuck raising into this guy pf /w TT is a spew.

Thanks for the feedback guys,
Is it a fold if he bets turn instead of checking?

looks super standard but not vs 16/11

Is this better?

Villain is 18.8/16.5/3
This time I just checked and folded to overcard

Submitted by : Cortex408

***** Hand History for Game 7243769435 *****
$100 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Thursday, July 24, 05:22:06 ET 2008
Table Table 163093 (No DP) (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 5: flashyjack ( $137.49 USD )
Seat 6: pmcderm5 ( $30.19 USD )
Seat 1: Cortex408 ( $140.80 USD )
Seat 4: spontjako ( $93.90 USD )
Seat 3: TyCobb777 ( $102.88 USD )
Seat 2: Dr_Chomsky ( $66.68 USD )
TyCobb777 posts small blind [$0.50 USD].
spontjako posts big blind [$1 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to Cortex408
flashyjack calls [$1 USD]
pmcderm5 raises [$3 USD]
Cortex408 calls [$3 USD]
Dr_Chomsky calls [$3 USD]
TyCobb777 raises [$21.50 USD]
spontjako folds
flashyjack folds
pmcderm5 folds
Cortex408 calls [$19 USD]
Dr_Chomsky folds

Flop (Pot : $52.00)

   
TyCobb777 checks
Cortex408 checks

Turn (Pot : $52.00)

   
TyCobb777 bets [$32.69 USD]
Cortex408 folds
TyCobb777 does not show cards .
TyCobb777 wins $82.09 USD

Just shove preflop in the last hand. He's squeezing and he could see your shove as a re-squeeze or something.

As played just bet the flop, no need to get fancy.

Hand one I check behind turn and look for a cheap showdown.

first one is the easiest fold pre flop ever. Are you calling there with deuces? Tens play the same there against such a tight opponent

listen to twisted about the 2nd hand.

actually there are some nits that 3bet with a wider range, like a "raise or fold" strategy
here's where the 3bet pf stat comes in handy imo

Hand 1 fold pre. Hand 2 you can fold pre also but I think calling is OK. As played bet/fold flop.

On July 24 2008 03:36 Twisted wrote: Just shove preflop in the last hand. He's squeezing and he could see your shove as a re-squeeze or something. As played just bet the flop, no need to get fancy. Hand one I check behind turn and look for a cheap showdown.

99.9% of players at 100nl and 85% of regulars don't think of squeezing and re-squeezing at 100nl. You are outleveling yourself here.

Eh, QQ played this way, with this action is a super easy ship anyway

In hand 1 villain 3-bets 7% of the time preflop. How good a hand do I need to call there?