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Old 09-02-2007, 08:18 AM
catcher193 catcher193 is offline
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Default Re: Marginal spot....3b pot top pair

If I 3 bet your hand it's usually because I can play with my whole stack for value on a board like this, or the guy folds to 3 bets almost always and I basically turned my hand into a bad semi-bluff.

I assume this case is the former,
fairly easy bet/call turn and if called shove all rivers, (C/F an A i guess?)
As played I'd CRAI shove the turn.
(your hand really sucks but o well the pot is too big)

But before that I would most likely smooth call PF.
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Old 09-02-2007, 08:26 AM
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Default Re: Marginal spot....3b pot top pair

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If I 3 bet your hand it's usually because I can play with my whole stack for value on a board like this, or the guy folds to 3 bets almost always and I basically turned my hand into a bad semi-bluff.

I assume this case is the former,
fairly easy bet/call turn and if called shove all rivers, (C/F an A i guess?)
As played I'd CRAI shove the turn.
(your hand really sucks but o well the pot is too big)

But before that I would most likely smooth call PF.

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Yeah, I agree with this. I don't really like rr preflop with KQ without planning to play for stacks on a flop like this, esp oop. So i don't rr unless it's against someone I actually can play for stacks against here. Generally (and vs this player specifically) I don't rr and I don't mind just calling.
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Old 09-02-2007, 08:49 AM
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Default Re: Marginal spot....3b pot top pair

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I hear what youre saying about pf, but dont you think its pretty weak to be foldign KQ vs a co opener, especially when i have the advantage of no prior history, so he shouldnt think im out of line. Are people advocating folding pre? I just think thats a little too weak, and i hate calling.

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You should really work on your ego. The hand's gonna just give you a ton of problems since you're OOP and you have no idea what hands he calls 3-bets with and you don't know how he plays in 3-bet pots.

Do you really think an unknown is gonna call your 3-bet with KJ? Otherwise you're dominated when called, or maybe you win the pot with a c-bet if he calls with a SC or a low/med PP.

You're just never gonna win a big pot here without flopping broadway vs set or some crazy set-up flop. I would either call preflop here with intention of c/r most flops, or just dump it pre.
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Old 09-02-2007, 11:05 AM
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Default Re: Marginal spot....3b pot top pair

3-betting KQo FOR VALUE is completely fine, and when you've flopped a K with no A, you have the nuts. but if you think you have a marginal hand after flopping a K (either because you're weak or because he's v tight), then you're just throwing away money and i'd call instead. i can't fathom folding
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Old 09-02-2007, 11:16 AM
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Default Re: Marginal spot....3b pot top pair

why is betting teh turn so much worse than c/c turn?

it is a reraised pot...
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Old 09-02-2007, 11:24 AM
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yes, i'd bet the turn myself
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