Two raised pots @ 200nl

[snakekilla88]

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I think 38 is too much for a c-bet in a reraised pot


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So, how much do you bet flop? I pretty much bet $37.5, whether I hit or miss to disguise my hand (maybe I dont need to?). My valuebets have to be same as my c/bs..no?

[thedustbustr]

not really, reraised pots play very differently as you know. and one of my pet peeves is ppl thinking we need to balance when we don't have any history to balance against. in 100 hands, you've probably entered a reraised pot with him 1 time. certainly not enough for him to know that 30 is a bluff and 37.5 is for value.

even if you just want a default bet size i think 30 is cheaper when you miss, and gets called by the same range, which means you save money

[snakekilla88]

Just found out villan is buin heh.

I guess I agree with what you said thedustbustr against some unknowns it doesnt really matter.

[cooter_mullet]

3 bet more pre, makes things easier
hand 1, shove turn
hand 2, your line is fine if hes aggro enough, otherwise shove turn. actually, i guess its dependent on how you usually play other medium strong hands in that situation. still, either line works fine imo.

[Chomp]

Why are we betting the flop in hand 1?

IMO a 26/20 is not calling pf w/22-88 or KJ type hands so there's no value in betting against those hands, and I don't think we ever fold KK or QQ here (they'll be looking to get a cheap showdown) and all A's will call.

In this situation surely we have just flopped bad and should check to try to see if we our showdown value holds up? Is this not a spot for a dbitel?

Hand 2: I'd love to see the percentage of times that all river overbets from all villains at SSNL are the nuts/near nuts. I'd be willing to guess that ALWAYS folding to large river overbets at SSNL is correct.

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