Three 5/10 NL HH Socal

Three 5/10 NL HH Socal

Hand 1:
Utg limps I iso utg1 50 AA 3 players call then the BB (big action VIP stuck piles on the day) squeeze 270 I 4bet 500 folds around to the BB he calls

Flop K22r

BB check I bet 150 BB call

Turn Kx

Check Check

River 6x

Bb allin 1k effective I call

Hand 2:
HJ raise 35 CO BTN SB call I call BB 44dc

Flop 965hhs

Checks around

Turn 4s bdfd

SB check I bet 75 HJ fold CO (aggro Spanish pro) raise 300 folds back to me I? 2k effective

Hand 3:
Live $20 straddle

I open HJ 50 65hh straddle (same action VIP from hand 1) defend

Flop J82r one heart

Check I bet 40 straddle call

Turn 4x 🌈

Check i bet 100 straddle call

River 3x

Straddle leads out 220 I?

1.2k left behind

Thoughts on these lines? In hand 1 do y'all like continuing to bet small on the turn or is XB slightly better? In hand 2 would it be better to go for the XR on the turn? In hand 3 what size do y'all like raising here?

03 October 2024 at 05:17 PM
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Hand 1 I don't think I fold if whale is action and punty. Having some history and live tells can't hurt. You could probably bet turn too, not sure maybe even still jam river for value. But we might look at the turn as checking to induce.

Hand 2 is interesting. It's only a question of 3b or call. I would kind of discount a hand that beats you because it is an agro pro checking flop closing the action, but I am also not sure what an agro pro is cold calling pre that is a good bluff on the turn. You'd think his cold calling range would be pocket pair heavy and not have too many suited combos, stuff that could be straight draw/flush draw type hands or pair plus draw type hands. But not every euro pro plays the same. I guess I would just call on the turn and at least allow for the possibility of him blasting off on river with a bluff. But if he could have a high equity hand he may call a 3b with worse or jam over the top, so I don't think 3b is necessarily wrong.

I wouldn't check raise turn hand 2, seems ambitious.

Hand 3. I think jam. I would guess he doesn't have much and won't call a fair amount. But on the off chance he will have a hand like a trapped set or 2p, maybe even A5, let's go for the max. Esp since he is stuck. Imagine going 660 here instead of 1.2k. I would guess the times he calls 660 but not 1.2k aren't going to make up for the times when he calls the 1.2k. But IDK, I guess you would have to work out the combos. I doubt anywhere from ~3x to jam is a big mistake when you can't know his exact range and tendencies here.


Hand 1 call
Hand 2 call
Hand 3 400

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