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SRP Facing Check-raise on the turn
I open UTG, SB and BB call. C-bet 50%, both call. Turn, I barrel for 2/3pot. BB is a tight reg, do we just let it go?
SRP Facing Check-raise on the turn
0 likes • 17d
This one sounds really curious for me too. For the very tight guys I can fold that, but otherwise, I guess not. He could have like nuts fd and turned a pair (second paid) or a gsand doesn't believe you have anything.
WTF hand???
Yesterday I had such a strange random experience, that it took me a while to recover, not because of the size of the pot, but because of what has happened. So I guess you know this shitty feeling when some one hits quads against your full on the river, or goes all-in pf with KK vs your AA and you lose. It sucks, but that is explainable. What happened to me was completely different. Please look at the hand (it is 1-2$) and share your thoughts. So the guy here is playing for a while on the table and is up like 2-3 buy-ins. He opens button, I 3-bet, I bet half pot flop, he calls. I bet half pot turn looking for hands like TJJK or TJKK, he calls. River I do a bet of 50$ and he clicks me bet 100$. I am calling out of curiosity already and because the hand doesn't make to much sense. And here is the hand. Really felt like I was scammed.
WTF hand???
0 likes • 28d
@David E haha, looking forward to see him again 😂 making same unexplainable moves but losing this time
0 likes • 28d
@W P tbh, I've played hundred thousands hands over many years, and this is the strangest thing I've seen. It is not like I am a pro, but playing couple hours every week. I saw people doing crazy bluffs, going all-in pf with super shitty hands, making 8 high calls in NH but for any of it I had an explanation, but this was just bizarre.
SRP CP
Sticky short stack db pot on the flop, we call. Turn, facing the shorty all-in, do we call or jam?
SRP CP
1 like • 28d
I jam, most probably we are ahead, but we wanna charge all those low sd and club fd
Should we give up the river when we block the folds with 0 SDV
Table starting at PLO200. FLOP: First of all solver often XB these kinda boards, but since people dont XR nearly as much as they should i think we can get away by over cbetting. TURN: My usual size for turn when the nuts dosent change as we just saw a call on the flop is to pot. Would obv not be super happy if got XR but can easily call and evaluate river. River: Now for the sake of the post. We heavyli block the folds, but will never win if we XB. How would you guys approach this river, and what is your thoughts. I think going something like b10 to simply fold out similar hands + random board pair might be the better option if we decide to bet. A similar hand in the solver XB 29%, b50 15% and pot 56%. Not sure i like the pot option in this line.
Should we give up the river when we block the folds with 0 SDV
1 like • Oct 23
I guess the turn is for sure a check, because QJ after board call hits his range a lot. And the river bet just doesn't make sense, what hand are you reping? Also you are saying bet to fold the similar hand, but he can't have the similar hand because he called the flop and the turn.
Would You Play the Flop Any Different?
Here's the situation: I RFI the Button with KJ776 Double-Suited and call a 3Bet from the Auto-Straddle (Opponent has loose preflop stats but we don't have too many post flop reads yet) We go to a flop at an SPR of 2 Flop comes T76 Rainbow and Opponent Checks to me. I make it half-pot with Middle Set and Call when Opponent goes all in. I still like betting the flop, and I don't think I can fold to the jam afterwards. I wouldn't mind some second opinions though :) Opponent ended up having Top Set
Would You Play the Flop Any Different?
0 likes • Oct 13
I would have folded fp, pretty challenging hand to flop nicely in 5-c..
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