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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
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I think everyone is glancing at this too quickly and assuming it is a huge overbet. Looking at pot size and effective stacks: Hero started with $50.90-$7.75-$12.00=$31.15 Pot before shove $16.00+$12.00=$28.00 That makes the shove a little bigger than a PSB, but definitely not a huge overbet. [/ QUOTE ] Our equity sucks vs his range, and he's overbet the pot (regardless of by how much) - fold? |
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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
When I put in 15% of my stack pf with AA I am not folding ever. If villain flopped a set good for him, he didnīt have odds and if we think that villain could call pf with two unpaired cards this is an easy call.
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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
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[ QUOTE ] I think everyone is glancing at this too quickly and assuming it is a huge overbet. Looking at pot size and effective stacks: Hero started with $50.90-$7.75-$12.00=$31.15 Pot before shove $16.00+$12.00=$28.00 That makes the shove a little bigger than a PSB, but definitely not a huge overbet. [/ QUOTE ] Our equity sucks vs his range, and he's overbet the pot (regardless of by how much) - fold? [/ QUOTE ] I was merely commenting on the fact that a number of people (including you) were saying that it was a massive overbet. I didn't want that thinking to skew people's view of the hand. If villian were using a bet pot button he would be putting hero all-in, so I think considering it an overbet is a mistake. Regarding the actual fold/call decision, in your original reply you have the OP as a 1.73-1 underdog vs. villians range, and the pot is offering 1.9-1. Your range for villian looked pretty good to me, and if you add those two together I would say that makes it a call. |
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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
This screams flush draw to me, so I probably call it. I know that's just going with my gut, but his line doesn't make sense for most other hands (maybe a straight draw too?). Why would he put so much in with a set? Would make more sense to just lead out at that flop. Also, regarding pf bet size, I think it's fine.
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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
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Villians raise is a massive overbet. Would he not 4-bet KK,QQ,AKs preflop ? I think this is a little closer to home: Board: Td 7s 8s Dead: equity win tie pots won pots tied Hand 0: 36.599% 35.37% 01.23% 15055 525.00 { AdAh } Hand 1: 63.401% 62.17% 01.23% 26465 525.00 { JJ-77, AsTs, KsQs, JsTs, Ts9s, T8s, 9s8s, 87s, T8o, 87o } I would fold this without reads. [/ QUOTE ] This range is awful. KK/QQ is easily in his range, ppl call 3bets with these hands so often at these stakes. As for 87o, 108o, well............. |
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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
after 3 betting pre and cbetting flop I cant see how you can fold this.
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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
Looks good to me, nice hand ... and oh well, just variance [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
I think this is JJ-QQ or a flush draw more than it is a set. I would call.
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Re: AA facing CRAI on a drawy flop
Cheers for the feedback.........I thought it was pretty close. Anyway I called and lost to a set of tens.
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