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Villain is 37/30/2.8 18%3b agf/street 3.1/2.7/2.4, CbTurn% 96 CbRiv% 69% stealing 57%, over a large sample size.


Poker Stars $5/$10 Limit Hold'em - 6 players - View hand 992413
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Pre Flop: (1.4 SB) Hero is BB with T T
UTG raises, 4 folds, Hero calls

Flop: (4.4 SB) 3 K 5 (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG bets, Hero calls

Turn: (3.2 BB) 5 (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG bets, Hero raises, UTG calls

River: (7.2 BB) 2 (2 players)
Hero bets, UTG calls

Vs player described I like your line. What do you do if he 3bets turn?

Vs player described I like your line. What do you do if he 3bets turn?

Wow really? I think this is overplayed. What are you expecting to get value out of? Assuming he never folds better theres not really alot of get value from..

Wow really? I think this is overplayed. What are you expecting to get value out of? Assuming he never folds better theres not really alot of get value from..

I'm assuming this opponent has a high went to showdown, based on his other stats - I think he takes most ace highs and pocket pairs to showdown here, putting us on flush draws, weak pairs, or bluffs. Given his lagginess and the fact that he 2barrels the turn so often I'd be c/c c/r a ton of my range.

I do agree with waiting until the turn with alot of our range against such an opponent if he barrels alot, but im still not convinced 1010 isnt too thin since villain is UTG. You really think this guy will bet-call down AQ ui? 66/99 propbably will bet-call down, but thats kind of a narrow rangeof hands we beat. I kind of want to call down and induce vs the JQ and A9 etc, i mean the pots not really big until we cr the turn..

I think this is a great play against said player for a few reasons and assuming a couple things:

Assuming you had c/call some flops and c/fold turns a lot OR had been c/r in this spot over and over again, he's going to be extra willing to bet the turn against you AND be suspicious of turn action. So suspicious that I think (here I'm alluding to psychobingo's posts) you get called down a lot (the big reason why it's good). It's also good because it's easy to fall into a trap as a lagtag no 3betting HU out of the blinds to have a really wide c/r range on all sorts of boards, but a really narrow and well defined c/calling range on dry boards. So you need to find some spots to strengthen your c/call flop range.

His turn cbet is 96%

This ends the discussion of "is it too thin"

Well played sir

Actually didnt see that turn cbet % was 96, in that case i like it alot actually!

its good if he calls down Ax and bad if he doesn't.

I have never seen anyone fold an ace on a paired board though so I like it.

its good if he calls down Ax and bad if he doesn't.

I have never seen anyone fold an ace on a paired board though so I like it.

I didn't know you had the ability to see what cards people fold...