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Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
Villain is efficacy - PS 5/10
I open CO with KdQd, he 3-balls (like he does) OTB Flop is T9xdd. what should my plan be against someone who will fold a better hand rarely/never? |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
If you dont fold better hands you should just c/c.
If you c/c and showdown you might wanna give it a pop the next time. |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
cap pre?
I think you should c/r for value because you're ahead of all of his hands except for KK AA 99 TT yes you are even ahead of QQ and are only a 45/55 dog to KK AA. you have 33% equity vs a set |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
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Villain is efficacy - PS 5/10 [/ QUOTE ] Fold preflop, he runs too good. No, but seriously... [ QUOTE ] I open CO with KdQd, he 3-balls (like he does) OTB Flop is T9xdd. what should my plan be against someone who will fold a better hand rarely/never? [/ QUOTE ] Funny, I got in a ton of spots like that last night with him. After trying a bunch of things that failed for different reasons, I found that the best way to play OOP with a board like this is to play super straight-forward. He will 3-bet a c/r with A-high so often that you're better off just check-calling. If you make your flush draw, I would donk the turn, but if you make your straight, I would checkraise. If you make a pair, check-call again and possibly donk the river depending on what it is. My thought process there is if you donk a turned top pair, he will raise all his better hands and fold all the hands that are drawing dead or to 2 outs. |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
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He will 3-bet a c/r with A-high so often [/ QUOTE ] lol really? also i just don't see how you can't checkraise this hand on the flop. |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
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[ QUOTE ] He will 3-bet a c/r with A-high so often [/ QUOTE ] lol really? [/ QUOTE ] Yeah. For some reason he likes to keep initiative in position on drawy boards when he thinks your range includes a lot of draws. |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
does he bet the turn w/ these ace high hands?
i bet he waits until the turn to pop good hands. if he bets the turn with these ace high hands, then his turn betting range after 3-betting the flop is probably weighted heavily enough that you can c/r/call flop, c/r turn and get him to fold enough to turn a profit. if he checks behind the turn with these ace high hands, then awesome, i got to the river for less than i would have if he just called the flop c/r. |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
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if he checks behind the turn with these ace high hands, then awesome, i got to the river for less than i would have if he just called the flop c/r. [/ QUOTE ] I hate that you bring this up, but good point nonetheless. I <3 that the "I'm going to unwittingly pwn myself w/ a free card 3bet" move is like the most overused play ever. |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] He will 3-bet a c/r with A-high so often [/ QUOTE ] lol really? [/ QUOTE ] Yeah. For some reason he likes to keep initiative in position on drawy boards when he thinks your range includes a lot of draws. [/ QUOTE ] lol really? |
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Re: Flop big draw OOP, no fold equity(?)
i did think that was a pretty Odd thing to say (or thing for you to do).
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