villian opens 0% utg over like 250 hands lol

JJ is still better than his range and you should 3 bet always

At least to know where you are at and make flop decisions easier

thanks sir

On December 02 2012 00:40 SolarM wrote: JJ is still better than his range and you should 3 bet always

On December 02 2012 00:41 SolarM wrote: At least to know where you are at and make flop decisions easier

dsfsfgfgsdsa no this is such a fishy way of thinking

thx hoss ya i thought flat was better i have a sample on him

It can't be bad to 3bet here... Makes it a lot easier to play

What's so fishy about that? Yeah you probably shouldn't be thinking in terms of easier to play or making plays to have easier decisions?

i think if i 3b i gotta fold to a 4b and fold to alot of c/r - ing but u guys know more obv u cashgame purists

yes it can be bad and no it's not a reason to raise.

i think this goes to show how merging this 3b and call is both fine?

Never thought it could be great to flat JJ to a standard raise. That's interesting

flatting is the only good decision vs an EP nit, raising flop is also not good, you waaaay overrep your hand

On December 02 2012 01:05 Stroggoz wrote: flatting is the only good decision vs an EP nit, raising flop is also not good, you waaaay overrep your hand

On December 02 2012 00:53 SolarM wrote: What's so fishy about that? Yeah you probably shouldn't be thinking in terms of easier to play or making plays to have easier decisions?

that part is fishy yes. also, being ahead of his range (which the stats suggest he's not, btw) is not really a good reason to 3-bet. being ahead of his 3-bet calling range or 4-bet range is a good reason to 3-bet. if the sample is skewed and you did happen to be ahead of his range, why would you want to shut out all worse hands? you have position....

super standard flat pre, I'd just flat flop

raise flop is OK esp if he c-bets too much but when supernit calls, check down

thanks stroggoz fayth and the conversation on why 3betting here is -ev etc

next time flat pre flat flop - from there though - Kx turns, he bombs turn 2/3 - 3/4 - call and re-evaluate riv or find a better spot?

On December 02 2012 01:33 NeillyJQ wrote: thanks stroggoz fayth and the conversation on why 3betting here is -ev etc next time flat pre flat flop - from there though - Kx turns, he bombs turn 2/3 - 3/4 - call and re-evaluate riv or find a better spot?

fold because the part of his super nitty range you could hope to be ahead of (AK) now beats you too

JJ beats 0% range ? xD

0% = nothing, therefore something > nothing

On December 02 2012 01:39 bigredhoss wrote: 0% = nothing, therefore something > nothing

lool

yeah super standard flat pre as played call flop and prob fold pretty much all turns if bet again(?)

On December 02 2012 00:41 SolarM wrote: At least to know where you are at and make flop decisions easier

This sound awful lol. Why would we ever do that lol

On December 02 2012 02:12 KeyleK_uk wrote: yeah super standard flat pre as played call flop and prob fold pretty much all turns if bet again(?)

With that nitty stats, his hand pretty much has to be AA, KK, QQ, AK (s)

On that turn, it's like his huge massive cock rammed itself up that K's ass


i think

hehehe

he makes alot of plays, and i don't get aggro vs him ip like ever without nutted hands, i misplayed it and learned so much from it.

thanks!
Ryan

On December 02 2012 03:00 NeillyJQ wrote: he makes alot of plays

like taking people off KK with QQ?

bigred, he is def a big playmaker post, imo he'd do this with pair+straight draws but there are like none in his range here from his ep openening range, so its like me vs his range crushing me or him on an OESD with a PP imo

keep calling and wait for a scarecard and make him lose his shit by jamming