400NL: Steal, resteal and some too deep of thoughts?

[SirFelixCat]

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Well if you bet then it should done with a plan for what to do if c/r'ed. In this situation if villain is behind with a big ace then I'd prefer to check behind on the flop.

I agree that the 3-bet followed by a c/r is usually a bluff/draw so I think that if you bet it sbould be with the intention of getting the money AI and being ok with that.

Still I prefer to check behind, if na A hits we stack AK, if a 4 hits we stack overpairs, the worse thing that happens is we give KQ or something like that a chance to catch up. Another good quality to checking behind is that when villain is playing TT+ weird we keep the pot smallern while behind.

All in all I think more good things happen when checking than when betting, but with the right read bet/calling isn't bad, I don't think I'd bet/fold here though.

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I think you make some very good points here. Quite compelling.

HERO had ZERO inclination to fold here, in fact, he planned on getting it in here if c/r'd. Is pushing over a 3bet bad? The turn could bring some scare cards, therefore, if we thing we're ahead of his range, would pushing over his 3bet be the right play as opposed to just calling it?

And yeesh is right regarding calling looking to outplay w/o a dominated hand would be better. In hindsight, I think HERO should have folded to the 3-bet, but having called, I think this brings up a damn interesting spot.

[fitnessfreak]

this hand is a trainwreck. fold pf, check flop behind. also i hope you realise that along with bigger pp's, alot of the draws he might have, for example KQcc, are ahead of you on the flop. there is so much unnecessary FPS and try hard higher level thinking going on in this hand. try to work on just playing a solid game instead of making clearly -ev preflop calls with dominated hands to try and outplay someone who is going make life very difficult for you.

also, am i tripping or is the HH wrong, because it looks like 100BB effective stacks to me.

[frenchfish]

I don t mind the call preflop if u only do it from time to time against a 3 bet addict.
If you bet the flop you are turning your hand into a bluff which i don t mind since you would be happy to take that pot right now rather than face a tof desision on the turn if he bets or if a bad card comes (which is likely) and that was part of ur plan from the begining (outplay in position light 3 bettor) but when he reraise u just have to give up the hand ,don t go into deep thoughts ,so far all ur play have been marginal but okeish if u are going all in with that hand here then all the plays u have made so far becomes terrible imo since we came to a result because of or past actions.I hope that make sense....

[piriformis]

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this hand is a trainwreck. fold pf, check flop behind. also i hope you realise that along with bigger pp's, alot of the draws he might have, for example KQcc, are ahead of you on the flop. there is so much unnecessary FPS and try hard higher level thinking going on in this hand. try to work on just playing a solid game instead of making clearly -ev preflop calls with dominated hands to try and outplay someone who is going make life very difficult for you.

also, am i tripping or is the HH wrong, because it looks like 100BB effective stacks to me.

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QFT.

i like a 4 bet pre if your gonna play. also check flop behind, u could easily have him reverse dominated and win a big pot if an ace drops. the only reason for betting the flop is to protect/find out where u are, and hes prob only drawing to 3 outs anyway IF u are ahead.

[MilkMan]

this hand is fps [censored] but regardless when you bet the flop you better already know what you are doing if you get raised, congrats on putting yourself in a spot where you have a massive likelihood of making a ftop mistake

[matt85]

I lean towards a shove here.

Does he check a big pair there on that board? How often does he does this sort of thing with air... often. You probably have outs if behind. If hes decent he probably knows you cant be bluffing him given the action/pot size/his stack size so that reps enormous strength.

[scallop]

Yeah I do not see how you can bet/fold your hand here? Is this guy ever checking a hand on that flop, A[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]K[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] ??? But even that sorta hand this guy is going to lead with if he is THAT aggro?

The only thing Id like to know is does he think you have a propensity to bet most flop when checked to you. I could easily see him thinking there is no way you call flop with a hand as "weak" as your actual hand, so he puts you on JJ/QQ/Will Bet and figures he can check/raise.

I reckon this is SUPER close, so with your read I guess you call/push.

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 57.660% 57.09% 00.57% 20348 202.00 { Ad4d }
Hand 1: 42.340% 41.77% 00.57% 14888 202.00 { KK+, TT, AQs+, AQo+ }

[Snipe]

Preflop is close as it’s pretty hard to ‘outplay’ a villain like this with A4s, even in position. Either you flop good or you spew trying to get fancy imo. Still, I lean towards a call here (though I often C/F when I whiff – so maybe this is something to rethink?)

On the flop, I think that range is a bit narrow. I don’t see how you’ve ruled out SCs, AXs+GS, JJ/QQ, or even something like AcT. The fact is that the guy has shown aggression and a willingness to play wide open which should add quite a few hands to his range.

The CR is the strangest part of this hand, and tough to interpret w/o a picture of Hero. I think the flop bet is bad as I have NO desire to play a huge pot with this marginal of a hand nor do I feel the need to ‘protect’ it. Ck the flop, see what develops. The turn could bring a scare card or improve your hand getting you to a cheap showdown which is obv worth quite a bit here from an informational standpoint alone.

[Speedlimits]

I just push this preflop over his 3bet if he's been doing it light ala cts. 30% equity = nuts

Also it's around 110BB effective.

[sawseech]

since when is 108x deep?

fold pf.