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[hotbacon]

no reads.PokerStars 3/6 Hold'em (9 handed) FTR converter on zerodivide.cxPreflop: Hero is MP3 with T:club:, T:diamond:. 4 folds, Hero calls.Flop: (7.33 SB) 8:heart:, 4:spade:, Q:club: (2 players)Hero checks, Button bets, Hero folds.Final Pot: 6.16 BB

[screech]

Looks good.What do you think about capping pf?

[WonderfulSplash]

screech said:

Looks good.What do you think about capping pf?

I hate it against an unknown.

[screech]

WonderfulSplash said:

screech said:

Looks good.What do you think about capping pf?

I hate it against an unknown.

Why?We still put in the same amount of bets if we're behind, and we increase our fold equity if against overcards.

[Petoria]

screech said:

WonderfulSplash said:

screech said:

Looks good.What do you think about capping pf?

I hate it against an unknown.

Why?We still put in the same amount of bets if we're behind, and we increase our fold equity if against overcards.

How often is someone capping with overcards? Explain, pls.

[screech]

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How often is someone capping with overcards? Explain, pls.

Do you mean 3-betting with overcards? :? More than 50% of the time.I'm not saying this is the best play, it's just another option. Another benefit is that your opponents can't put you on AA-QQ/AK whenever you cap.

[hotbacon]

screech said:

WonderfulSplash said:

screech said:

Looks good.What do you think about capping pf?

I hate it against an unknown.

Why?We still put in the same amount of bets if we're behind, and we increase our fold equity if against overcards.

If we just call PF then we get to put the raise in on the flop (assuming he always contin bets, which he almost def. will), where our equity is more clear cut, if we want to.That's not to say not capping is best though. It seems really close. In the long run I don't think it's gonna matter much at all.

[Mattnxtc]

nh

[zimmer4141]

Am I the only one who doesn't like the c/r on the flop? I think a c/c then c/f option would be better with no 10 on the turn.

[Mattnxtc]

c/r on the flop was about establishing the strenght of the hands. Based off of that play id say its about 99% that we are drawing to 2 outs and the odds arent even close to justify it.

[mrdannyg]

Zimmer4141 said:

Am I the only one who doesn't like the c/r on the flop?  I think a c/c then c/f option would be better with no 10 on the turn.

i think this is the worst line.you have no information if you do this, and your call on the flop is pointless, drawing to only two outs.i think the OP's line, except I consider calling the reraise. its incorrect odds-wise, but a combination of several small factors, including image, backdoor straight, two clean outs and the possibility of him checking the turn with overcards (not unlikely) makes the decision close.probably the close decision is still in favour of folding though.

[hotbacon]

Zimmer4141 said:

Am I the only one who doesn't like the c/r on the flop?  I think a c/c then c/f option would be better with no 10 on the turn.

That's a terrible line.If you're folding the turn like that, you might as well c/f the flop, since you aren't getting odds on the flop for a set. That and you're just handing the pot over to AK, 99, 88, etc.