NL 400 - Sticky situations or I just suck postflop

[KexChoklad123]

Try and think about WHY you c/r in hand 3, especially if you don't know what to do on the turn. Don't just c/r because woooooooo I have top pair. What does it accomplish vs his range? Since I guess you are doing it for value, what worse hands will he call with?

[wazz]

Isn't the point of the c/r in hand 3 to tell us where we're at? I.E. if I'm called I'm beat so I can c/f and c/c river if he checks it back, he's never betting a worse A on turn and should be taking a free card on any sort of draw.

[LerkEr]

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1. Get it in JJ IMO
2. Fine
3. Your C/r sucks

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[poker12]

change the title of this thread to "I just suck preflop"...forget about postflop for now

[illuminati]

Flop raise in 3 is obviously gash.

And suck less pf.

[cero_z]

Hey OhioSt2k,

Hand 1, my read is slightly different on Villain, so I would shove happily and expect to be called by his whole range, which is JJ+ /2 pair/set most of the time, QJ once in a while maybe, never air, and obviously the overpair is most of the range. Overpairs are by far the most common hand he'll have here IMO. Also, I'd fold pre-flop vs. a Villain like you described.

Hand 2, I'm surprised you c/r'd flop. Normally, that will not work on this board vs. hands you want to stack. However, you say you were spooked when he called the raise? That makes even less sense, since a call by him is the same as a shove here, and you were presumably shoving for value and not trying to bluff out AA+ [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] There's no money left compared to the pot; no decision after you raise flop.

Hand 3, Villain is terrible if he plays like you described, but he obviously has you smoked here. Also, I think a shove is a lot better than a small raise, with the diamonds on board (but I agree with everyone that a c/r is bad).