sup my names longple1 and i take the perfect line on every hand

if last card was like 5h or another total brick would you have led super small?

On July 10 2011 19:38 soberstone wrote: if last card was like 5h or another total brick would you have led super small?

no? ;o

On July 10 2011 19:38 longple wrote: Show nested quote + On July 10 2011 19:38 soberstone wrote: if last card was like 5h or another total brick would you have led super small? no? ;o

hah, k just trying to analyze D;

i like. A flop check is range is normally very weak and betting has a larger fold equity than normal.

i woudlt do this against a bad player, its more likely he will valuebet himself 3 streets with AT prettymuch then be calling down + he is gonna bluff a shitton aswell when the board runs out like this

and its cool to protect my KQ QT KK etc range

On July 10 2011 19:56 longple wrote: i woudlt do this against a bad player, its more likely he will valuebet himself 3 streets with AT prettymuch then be calling down + he is gonna bluff a shitton aswell when the board runs out like this and its cool to protect my KQ QT KK etc range

how do u play on this kind of board OOP with KK, i often cbet and am done with the hand when called do u think c/c is better, why?

On July 10 2011 20:04 maryn wrote: Show nested quote + On July 10 2011 19:56 longple wrote: i woudlt do this against a bad player, its more likely he will valuebet himself 3 streets with AT prettymuch then be calling down + he is gonna bluff a shitton aswell when the board runs out like this and its cool to protect my KQ QT KK etc range how do u play on this kind of board OOP with KK, i often cbet and am done with the hand when called do u think c/c is better, why?

Probably start by c/c since he's doing this to protect his c/c range.

On July 10 2011 20:04 maryn wrote: Show nested quote + On July 10 2011 19:56 longple wrote: i woudlt do this against a bad player, its more likely he will valuebet himself 3 streets with AT prettymuch then be calling down + he is gonna bluff a shitton aswell when the board runs out like this and its cool to protect my KQ QT KK etc range how do u play on this kind of board OOP with KK, i often cbet and am done with the hand when called do u think c/c is better, why?

if i decide to check KK on this board against this villain i would checkfold, against him i would prolly bet and try to check it down hopeing he has a Q and checks behind turn/riv

but vs some players i would check/call KK 3 streets here, vs some i cbet and ch/call turn and decide on riv

people are terrible at valuebetting weak Ax in these spots, or even like AT AJ on AQx boards, they are afraid of like AK or what ever so im pretty comfortable normally bluffcatching with KK or random 2ndpair/weak Ax

but against this villain i would not, because of him valuebetting light here aswell

it all comes down to history and stuff, and dynamic that specific day, i dont like haveing static ranges at all basically so there is no 1 way for me to play KK on this board

On July 10 2011 19:35 soberstone wrote: sup my names longple1 and i take the perfect line on every hand

On July 10 2011 20:04 maryn wrote: Show nested quote + On July 10 2011 19:56 longple wrote: i woudlt do this against a bad player, its more likely he will valuebet himself 3 streets with AT prettymuch then be calling down + he is gonna bluff a shitton aswell when the board runs out like this and its cool to protect my KQ QT KK etc range how do u play on this kind of board OOP with KK, i often cbet and am done with the hand when called do u think c/c is better, why?

bet bet shove obv you bunch of nits

his play is actually terrible vs your range then

bad reg is bad

On July 10 2011 22:08 locoo wrote: his play is actually terrible vs your range then

obv he dosnt know this

i think he assumes i have a shit shit shit ton of Qx and KK etc thats gonna check call flop and turn 100% and fold river when he can rep KT AJ AQ and flushes etc

and i think he expects me to CB flop with Ax everytime because thats what ive been doing always in 3b pots, go for thin value on multiplesterets

and he is not a bad reg, he plays up to 50/100€$ on all networks, is a pokercoach for pokercampus, been around for a long time and is respected etcetcetc

vnh

i wonder how your opponents feel about getting their tendencies perfectly deconstructed so they can get outplayed every time. gotta be kinda demoralizing

question: would you play 99/AQ/AK like this as well? seems to be the best line for max value until he catches on and adjusts his tendencies.