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3/6nl 6max - playing medium pairs
$3/$6 Blinds No Limit Hold'em
Table "[censored] lags" (Real Money) Seat 4 is the button Total number of players : 6 Seat 4: Hero Button ( $867.53 ) Seat 5: SB ( $599.25 ) Seat 6: BB ( $205.4 ) Seat 7: UTG ( $252.8 ) Seat 8: Hijack ( $478.67 ) Seat 9: CO ( $617 ) SB posts [$3]. BB posts [$6]. ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to Hero [ Jd Jh ] UTG calls [$6]. Hijack folds. CO raises [$28]. Hero raises [$97]. SB folds. BB folds. UTG folds. CO calls [$69]. ** Dealing Flop ** [ 3d, 3c, 9s ] CO checks. Hero checks. ** Dealing Turn ** [ Ac ] CO bets [$145]. Hero folds. ** Summary ** CO collected [$350]. |
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Re: 3/6nl 6max - playing medium pairs
CO plays 24/17 over large sample size and is a big winner in database, we tangle a lot, and he often shows down air. He is capable of EVERYTHING.
I play 26/19 and he knows my range here is pretty wide. Is this too weak? Should I just be prepared to felt JJ in spots like this against players like him? Should I have c-bet the flop? Lately I've been thinking I can show more value by just cold-calling with medium pairs and playing for set value in multi-way pots than trying to isolate big winning lags with them. I'm sure no one in the world can run as bad as me, but still, it seems everytime I either fold and feel weak or felt and lose. "look for +EV spots, not spots where if 16 different questionable assumptions hold then maybe it stretches to a 0ev play" |
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