KK deep - Page 3

tozzy · #21 09-03-2007, 05:37 PM

except for 77, 22 and 66.

Etats360 · #22 09-03-2007, 05:38 PM

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checking flop is not bad. now that you've checked i would call. if you c/red to 350 though u could fold to a push

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Yea since villains range is mostly weighted towards mid pairs given preflop action this sounds like a pretty good line since I don't think villain is ever shoving with a small pair as a bluff here. What is the plan if you c/r to 350 and he flats though?

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If villian flats the C/R, we can pretty much put him squarely on overpairs. We have 1PSB on the turn. I'd shove pretty much all turns, except maybe an A. That's such a wierd line to take though.

KingGordy · #23 09-03-2007, 05:40 PM

Expecting to stack 88-TT against a solid player 200bb deep is a pretty unreasonable expectation. Call and take it from there.

tozzy · #24 09-03-2007, 05:41 PM

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checking flop is not bad. now that you've checked i would call. if you c/red to 350 though u could fold to a push

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Yea since villains range is mostly weighted towards mid pairs given preflop action this sounds like a pretty good line since I don't think villain is ever shoving with a small pair as a bluff here. What is the plan if you c/r to 350 and he flats though?

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If villian flats the C/R, we can pretty much put him squarely on overpairs. We have 1PSB on the turn. I'd shove pretty much all turns, except maybe an A. That's such a wierd line to take though.

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if i was villain with, say, 66, id flatcall his c/r like 90%. board is COMPLETELY dry regarding pf action

MATT111 · #25 09-03-2007, 05:43 PM

Thought it was 5/10 and we were only 130BB deep. Don`t push for 200B obviously.

Borned_Luckbox1 · #26 09-03-2007, 05:44 PM

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checking flop is bad, I would b/f the flop and feel good about it

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I would not feel good about it when I fold to his raise.

Maybe you are nit or something?

Denz · #27 09-03-2007, 05:47 PM

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checking flop is not bad. now that you've checked i would call. if you c/red to 350 though u could fold to a push

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Yea since villains range is mostly weighted towards mid pairs given preflop action this sounds like a pretty good line since I don't think villain is ever shoving with a small pair as a bluff here. What is the plan if you c/r to 350 and he flats though?

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If villian flats the C/R, we can pretty much put him squarely on overpairs. We have 1PSB on the turn. I'd shove pretty much all turns, except maybe an A. That's such a wierd line to take though.

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if i was villain with, say, 66, id flatcall his c/r like 90%. board is COMPLETELY dry regarding pf action

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Flat call a c/rai or push the flop is both EXTREMELY strong.

tozzy · #28 09-03-2007, 05:47 PM

maybe a raise on this board vs a good oponent is a set like... 80% of the time?
edit: how can you flatcall a shove, denz?

catcher193 · #29 09-03-2007, 05:47 PM

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checking flop is not bad. now that you've checked i would call. if you c/red to 350 though u could fold to a push

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This strikes me as a terrible idea especially as we took a really strange line.

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Etats360 · #30 09-03-2007, 05:49 PM

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checking flop is not bad. now that you've checked i would call. if you c/red to 350 though u could fold to a push

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Yea since villains range is mostly weighted towards mid pairs given preflop action this sounds like a pretty good line since I don't think villain is ever shoving with a small pair as a bluff here. What is the plan if you c/r to 350 and he flats though?

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If villian flats the C/R, we can pretty much put him squarely on overpairs. We have 1PSB on the turn. I'd shove pretty much all turns, except maybe an A. That's such a wierd line to take though.

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if i was villain with, say, 66, id flatcall his c/r like 90%. board is COMPLETELY dry regarding pf action

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So you're saying we should c/f the turn? Is villian's range or flatcalling a c/r really that weighted towards sets? Is he more likely to shove over the c/r with a set or an overpair?