jayboogie
Friday, February 17th, 2006, 2:09 PM
Hero has QQ in the BB
No reads on opponents
mp3 raises, sb cold calls, hero 3-bets, mp3 caps, sb calls, hero calls
FLOP: Qs 7c 3c
sb checks, hero bets, mp3 raises, sb cold calls, hero 3-bets, mp3 caps, sb cold calls
TURN: Kd
sb checks, hero bets, mp3 calls, sb folds
RIVER: Ah
hero bets, mp3 raises, hero?
What's the play here? 3-bet or just call?
AlphaOmega
Friday, February 17th, 2006, 3:18 PM
We need to be correct 66% of the time to 3-bet, assuming that he calls with all worse hands and caps only the hands that beat us.
Assigning a range to MP3 (given the action thus far) AA, KK, and AQ are his most likely holdings.
Of those, we only beat AQ. There are 2 combos of that.
AA and KK each have 3 combos.
Since we are only about 40% against that range, I think it's best to just call the raise.
screech
Friday, February 17th, 2006, 4:13 PM
I think you should have check/raised the flop.
As for the river, you're looking at AQ/KK/AA. I would say AA is the most likely, followed by KK and AQ.
I'd call and expect to lose.
looshle
Friday, February 17th, 2006, 5:04 PM
I'd call it, not too many hands here that he can have to makes it worth risking 2 and gaining 1.
AlphaOmega
Friday, February 17th, 2006, 6:06 PM
QUOTE (screech)
I think you should have check/raised the flop.
Definitely. I missed that.
jayboogie
Friday, February 17th, 2006, 8:36 PM
Not sure if you guys caught this, but this is the same hand as another one I posted earlier where I had Aces and my opponent turned out to have flopped a set of Queens. I definitely feel he should have just called the river raise instead of 3-betting and was able to make to extra big bets because of how he played it.
This hand's just an exercise in putting opponents on hands and not to think you need to always pound the crap outta the pot for value with hands even as strong as a set.
Wingmaster05
Friday, February 17th, 2006, 11:12 PM
edit: wow, nevermind, i thought something was wrong in the action. turns out i can't read.
screech
Saturday, February 18th, 2006, 4:27 AM
QUOTE (jayboogie)
Not sure if you guys caught this, but this is the same hand as another one I posted earlier where I had Aces and my opponent turned out to have flopped a set of Queens. I definitely feel he should have just called the river raise instead of 3-betting and was able to make to extra big bets because of how he played it.
This hand's just an exercise in putting opponents on hands and not to think you need to always pound the crap outta the pot for value with hands even as strong as a set.
I had a vague feeling it was similar. I just never checked to see how similar. :-)
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