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NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
Poker Stars, $0.25/$0.50 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 6 Players
LeggoPoker Hand History Converter No reads, first hand at the table. Is this standard? MP: $48.95 CO: $33.20 BTN: $69.05 Hero (SB): $49.50 BB: $11.05 UTG: $97.80 Pre-Flop: J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] J[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] dealt to Hero (SB) <font color="red">UTG raises to $2</font>, MP folds, CO calls $2, BTN folds, <font color="red">Hero raises to $8.50</font>, BB folds, UTG calls $6.50, CO calls $6.50 Flop: ($26) 6[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 4[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] Q[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] (3 Players) <font color="red">Hero bets $19</font>, UTG calls $19, CO folds Turn: ($64) 3[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] (2 Players) Hero checks, UTG checks River: ($64) A[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] (2 Players) Hero checks, <font color="red">UTG bets $70.30 and is All-In</font>, Hero folds Results: $64 Pot ($3 Rake) UTG mucked and WON $61 (+$33.50 NET) |
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
Preflop and river are standard IMO.
I'd bet a little less on the flop. In a reraised pot you can make smaller continuation bets, I'd bet 15-16 here. I think check/folding is too weak here. But once you get called I don't think there's much you can do, especially since the A hit the river that connects to so many hands that take this preflop line. |
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
this can't be your 1st hand at table you is in the SB </pedant>
don't 3bet JJ readless vs an EP opener who will have position on you after the flop. Flop CB is way too big - you've now put in 2/3 of your stack . River - you've priced yourself in for a crying call as the pot is paying ~4:1 and you only beat a bluff. Push the turn and hope that AK feels priced in and calls or that Villain is bluffing somehow. I think it's much better to flat call here and play a smaller pot OOP. If we had some goot reads on villains postflop play then a 3bet is better but I don't think so here. |
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
Ok, you´re right. First orbit [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
"don't 3bet JJ readless vs an EP opener who will have position on you after the flop." I think you are wrong here. JJ is a strong hand. Just callin in the BB makes the hand så hard to play. My goal is to play the hand against one OP. Not to play a threeway pot OOP. Looking at the hand i agree that my CB is a little big. |
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
if we play a small 3way pot OOP our implied odds are much better than a big pot HU OOP.
We have to give credit to EP raiser for a goot hand that we are a coinflip against (unpaired OC's to our Jacks) or crushed by (QQ+) most of the time - yes he has a smaller pp here sometimes. Then the CO flats. Hmmm well it's a squeeze opportunity, but that turns our JJ into a bluff - and given that the villains know about as much about us as we do about them (nothing) I think it's a little less likely that they fold. I think that if we are wanting to squeeze here I'd bump it to ~$15. If UTG calls our Potsized raise it gives CO plenty juicy odds to call with whatever he's got as well - we are just setting ourselves up for a tough hand here unless we flop a set. As it turned out instead of playing a small pot 3ways OOP with great implied odds we are now playing a huge pot 3ways OOP with terrible Reverse Implied odds and all our options suck. I think that what it comes down to is we have no [censored] clue about what calling ranges UTG + CO have in 3bet pots and until we have some idea of what those ranges are we do better to keep the pots smaller. The river choices we have here suck - calling is bad cos we are almost always beat, folding is bad cos the pot is BIG and our turn check might have induced a bluff from something like TT (or worse KK) - tho it's odds on Villain holds AK/AQ here. Whenever we end up in a [censored] spot on teh river it usually means we have messed up earlier streets. |
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
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Just callin in the BB makes the hand så hard to play. [/ QUOTE ] as opposed to your line, which as we can see worked out great [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] |
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
I call preflop for set value. No one else doing this? I mean, against a UTG raiser on which I have no reads, I play ultratight...
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
You guys really flat JJ here from the SB? Wow, thats news to me. But if both Matrix and AMA are doing it here I am really curious . . . maybe I am missing something.
You must 3-bet QQ here, right? Do you flat JJ but raise QQ? Is is really so close that AQ makes up enough of villain's range/the added chance of 4 more possible overcards flopping to make JJ a call but QQ a raise? AMA, Matrix, any other prominent posters i would REALLY REALLY REALLY like to hear from you guys on this. It seems to me there is a good amount of dead money in the middle, we have a random unknown at UNL, and we have a damn strong hand. OTOH, getting called here (especially in multiple spots) kind of blows. But i've religiously raised this since i started playing this game. Leak? Also, flop lead is kind of meh against two players. If I do lead its for less, something like 14. Thats the last dime I put in unless I spike a J or villain bets some stupidly small amount. I also would check this fairly often here (weak?) planning on calling 1 bet somewhere but not two. Weak? |
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
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You guys really flat JJ here from the SB? Wow, thats news to me. But if both Matrix and AMA are doing it here I am really curious . . . maybe I am missing something. [/ QUOTE ] Totally depends, but you know nothing about anyone so I err on the side of caution |
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Re: NL50 - JJ in a RR pott
IF I think that CO and or UTG calls me here oftentimes with hands worse than JJ then I 3bet.
If I think CO and UTG are tight enough to fold to a 3bet here then I 3bet. I I know *nothing* about either player i) I tend not to sit at the table in the first place when I can mine 30 hands simply and have some idea of their playing styles before I sit. ii) err on the side of caution until I have a few postflop reads. Yes JJ is a strong hand - but ALWAYS doing x in any given situation is a leak. See AMA's "JJ from the SB" monster thread from last week for a range of opinions on that from a few respected SSNLers. |
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