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I Flop A Straight Hu And Never Cap Any Street


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3-handed. SB is 26/10/3.6.I'm on the button with T :club: 9 :DPreflop I raise, SB 3-bets, BB folds, I callFlop: (7sb) [ Q :spade: J :spade: K :diamond: ]SB bets, I raise, he 3-bets, I callTurn: (6.5bb) [ 4 :club: ]SB bets, I raise, he 3-bets, I callRiver: (12.5bb) [ 2 :club: ]SB bets, I raise, he 3-bets, I call

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Hmm yea this one kind of makes sense.Basically pulled the same move on the flop and turn so you could get a raise in on the next street. I think overall it looks good but i'm capping the river. So far your hand looks a lot more like a 2 pair then 109. Once he 3-bets the river it really seems like his hand range would be KK-JJ, KQ, A10 Ahead KK 3 combosQQ 3 combosJJ 3 combosKQ 9 combosBehindA10 12 combos.I think my combos are right, right?

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Hmm yea this one kind of makes sense.Basically pulled the same move on the flop and turn so you could get a raise in on the next street. I think overall it looks good but i'm capping the river. So far your hand looks a lot more like a 2 pair then 109. Once he 3-bets the river it really seems like his hand range would be KK-JJ, KQ, A10 Ahead KK 3 combosQQ 3 combosJJ 3 combosKQ 9 combosBehindA10 12 combos.I think my combos are right, right?
Yeah, they're right.I should have also noted that the game was only 3-handed for this round. 2 players just sat out.I think the KQ combos have to be discounted.
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Yeah, they're right.I should have also noted that the game was only 3-handed for this round. 2 players just sat out.I think the KQ combos have to be discounted.
If you discount the KQ combos because of his 3-bet preflop, then shouldn't you also discount the A10 combos by the same reasoning?
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If you discount the KQ combos because of his 3-bet preflop, then shouldn't you also discount the A10 combos by the same reasoning?
I discount KQ because of the river 3-bet. Not pf.In the actual hand, I did cap the river. I lost to AT. I decided to post it here ot see if a river call would have been bad. Turns out it would have been. I think KQ combos should be discounted to around 5 instead of 9. I also think I have to give a KJs and QJs some credit here, or maybe even a horribly played AK. Give them 2 combos total. That brings the total ahead to 16, and behind 12. It's definetly a value cap.
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I think not capping the turn is bad.
I think giving your opinion without giving an explanation is bad.When he 3-bets the turn, his range is pretty narrow. Not capping disguises the strength of my hand, and lets me off the hook easy if the board pairs the river. I really don't see any beneift to capping the turn. Maybe you can convince me otherwise.
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Because there are a ton of cards that will have him check/calling the river if he has a two pair / set-esque hand. Any 9, any 10, any A, maybe a spade, and also if the board pairs and counterfits his two pair. Nearly half the deck. If the board pairs and he doesnt fill up but still bets, you arent raising - so you still miss out on one bet.If the river is a complete blank, there's a good chance that he bets the river after you cap anyways.You save a bet when he fills up. You usually miss out on a bet when he doesnt.There are far more instances of the latter than the former.

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Because there are a ton of cards that will have him check/calling the river if he has a two pair / set-esque hand. Any 9, any 10, any A, maybe a spade, and also if the board pairs and counterfits his two pair. Nearly half the deck. If the board pairs and he doesnt fill up but still bets, you arent raising - so you still miss out on one bet.If the river is a complete blank, there's a good chance that he bets the river after you cap anyways.You save a bet when he fills up. You usually miss out on a bet when he doesnt.There are far more instances of the latter than the former.
What 2 pair is getting counterfeited here? KJs/QJs, but that only makes up like 5% of his range and only gets counterfeited less than 10% of the time. Besides, if one of those counterfeiting cards does hit the river, I will be happy that I never capped since I'm now way behind to his range.I also think that if I cap the turn, it will slow down his set/2 pair hands on the river. He may bet, but he won't 3-bet.With regards to a scare card hitting, that only happens about 20% of the time, so it isn't too much to worry about - especially since I'm only ahead here like 2/3's of the time anyway. When I can pin donw his range so narrowly, I think it is better to wait for the river card, since it will allow me ot play more optimally against him.
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screech, I think not fastplaying this flop is wrong. I'm capping the flop here like all the time and then raising the turn, if/when the turn gets three bet, I will slow down. I would feel that given the action that I would've just put in on the flop and turn that anything more then putting in 4 bets on the big streets is a bit of a spew as he is flat out telling you that he generally has a bigger hand then you. If he is to make a three bet with just a set or two pair on the turn after us capping and raising the turn then that is just something that I make note of for when I get another strong hand against him and value raise the crap out of him later

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screech, I think not fastplaying this flop is wrong. I'm capping the flop here like all the time and then raising the turn, if/when the turn gets three bet, I will slow down. I would feel that given the action that I would've just put in on the flop and turn that anything more then putting in 4 bets on the big streets is a bit of a spew as he is flat out telling you that he generally has a bigger hand then you. If he is to make a three bet with just a set or two pair on the turn after us capping and raising the turn then that is just something that I make note of for when I get another strong hand against him and value raise the crap out of him later
I think you're right. SB is aggressive and likely hit this board in a big way. Capping the flop would have been best.
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