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99 vs tag regular
Hi all, First 2+2 post... I have lurked for a little while now. I've mostly played live until recently, and have about 30k hands at NL$100
$0.50/$1.00, Effective stacks $110 - 6 handed Villian is 18/13 over about 1000 hands. Full Tilt regular TAG. Villian has either played overpairs very carefully after I've played back at him in the past, or pushed ai on the flop. I think he respects my play(22/16/3.5). Villain c-bets 95% of flops Dealt to Hero [9s 9h] villian raises to $4 (Cut-off) Hero calls $3.50 *** FLOP *** [8c Th 5d] Hero checks Villian bets $8 Hero raises to $25 Villian calls $17 *** TURN *** [8c Th 5d] [5h] Hero checks Villian bets $94.95, and is all in Hero??? (pot is $60, I have 75ish left) After checking my hand face open? I didn't lead flop as i feel many TAGs will put even put a raise in with ak/aq type hands as they know I plan to fold to resistance. (I guess I lead about 40%, c/r 40%, c.c 20% on this type of flop) |
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Re: 99 vs tag regular
This does not look like a bluff. Probably AT or OverPair. Fold it.
A 3-bet w/ 99 preflop could have defined the situation better Are you in the BB or SB? |
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Re: 99 vs tag regular
Don't raise the flop.
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Re: 99 vs tag regular
Im in the sb. I will 3bet this spot, but not always.
Illuminati, when and how do we define our hand against an aggro player is we c/c? |
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Re: 99 vs tag regular
Why would you want to define your range? Doing so is very rarely +ev. You let him play perfectly with your flop play (folds worse/raises or calls with > 99). If he is mental just call him down barring really bad turn/river cards. I think you can fold the flop, this dude is never putting more in with anything you beat.
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Re: 99 vs tag regular
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Villain c-bets 95% of flops [/ QUOTE ] Umm....fold on the flop? Villian's range is top 13 percent of hands preflop...of which case you are betting most of them on this sort of flop. C/C flop is best. |
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Re: 99 vs tag regular
c/r'ing in this spot blows tbh. I mean if he calls you don't know much except that he likes his hand -- he could have Tx, an overpair, str8 draw, etc.
c/c flop is much better. Then on the turn you can b/f, c/f, or c/c again. |
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