Re: 200NL - 3way action with regs
 

i think i need AhXh+ to continue here

Re: 200NL - 3way action with regs
 

I think youre ahead here a lot more often than people seem to think.

lajolla is pretty aggro, especially in position. I think if you're behind its from a set since I don't think I've ever seen him raise an ace on this board.

I think his range is mostly comprised of flush draws, sets, pairs (77-99), and random air.

it sucks cause you're oop and stuck playing a guessing game on the turn, but I think you have to at least call here against most regs. he'll give up most bluffs (probably not flush draws) and definitely pound away w/ sets so you're gonna have to play some poker but I think you're giving up too much by folding this flop, esp. against lajolla

Re: 200NL - 3way action with regs
 

I don't think Jolla gives up on the turn with air, unless I caught him playing on some sick tilt session.

Re: 200NL - 3way action with regs
 

1) LJ is never giving up on the turn
2) he isn't near as spewey as he used to be, and I dont think he was ever THAT spewey 3-way on A high boards

Re: 200NL - 3way action with regs
 

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i think i need AhXh+ to continue here

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I remember this hand. And thought it looked like an easy fold unless you had ^^^^^. I'd say this is rarely if ever air.

Re: 200NL - 3way action with regs
 

ez fold vs. him from what I remember

Re: 200NL - 3way action with regs
 

I think the range of AhXh is ambiguous, because we always have a lot of equity.

Hands like A3 we may not have much equity at all. What do we do with A3s here? Call and c/r turn all in?

I actually had A5s in this hand, although A5 pretty much equals AT, and thought it wasn't a tough fold, but was more interested on what we should be continuing with with.