some hands from my micro stakes session, advice wanted
I have some hands below I would love feedback on.
I put my thinking process or questions I have below my actions.
Thanks for your time and effort!
If anybody has a hand converter for unibet, please share so I can post future hands in a better way.
Game #2101074850: Table €10 NL - 0.05/0.10 - No Limit Hold'Em - 18:46:05 2024/06/03
*** Seated players ***
Seat 1: Fred213 (€5.43)
Seat 2: Yaaay__ (€10.52)
Seat 3: ZaadPiraat (€20.42)
Seat 4: berry_jammin (€11.22)
Seat 5: casseta24 (€15.16)
Seat 6: HDSGSkp (€19.24)
*** Blinds and button ***
ZaadPiraat has the button
berry_jammin posts small blind €0.05
casseta24 posts big blind €0.10
*** Hole cards ***
Dealt to berry_jammin [Ah Qh]
Dealt in casseta24
Dealt in HDSGSkp
Dealt in Fred213
Dealt in Yaaay__
Dealt in ZaadPiraat
*** Preflop ***
HDSGSkp folds
Fred213 folds
Yaaay__ raises €0.25 to €0.25
ZaadPiraat folds
berry_jammin raises €0.75 to €0.80
villain is a bad player, regularly playing too many hands. Even though I'm OOP my hand strength and villain's lack of ability are good enough for a 3bet
casseta24 folds
Yaaay__ calls €0.55
*** Flop *** [Ks Js 2c]
berry_jammin bets €0.85
This flop hits my 3b range hard and I have a gutshot, I can semi-bluf cbet to either take it down here, if I'm called I have outs, if I'm raised I can easily fold
Yaaay__ calls €0.85
*** Turn *** [Ks Js 2c] [Tc]
berry_jammin bets €2.40
I hit the nuts and my opponent has already shown interest. It's likely he has a flush draw or a Jx or Kx, I need to bet here both for value and to protect the bluffs in my range. or is a check raise better?
Game #2101081384: Table €10 NL - 0.05/0.10 - No Limit Hold'Em - 18:55:15 2024/06/03
*** Seated players ***
Seat 1: abraham123 (€11.76)
Seat 2: Hossana (€10.15)
Seat 3: yryklas-2 (€14.04)
Seat 4: berry_jammin (€10)
Seat 5: Shady_ (€9.85)
Seat 6: Big_Gordo (€16.40)
*** Blinds and button ***
Big_Gordo has the button
abraham123 posts small blind €0.05
Hossana posts big blind €0.10
*** Hole cards ***
Dealt in abraham123
Dealt in Hossana
Dealt in yryklas-2
Dealt to berry_jammin [Kc 7c]
Dealt in Shady_
Dealt in Big_Gordo
*** Preflop ***
yryklas-2 folds
berry_jammin raises €0.30 to €0.30
I'm at a soft table and Hossana has not been playing good. I want to target him with more hands than I normally play, especially since there is not a lot of 3 betting going on
Shady_ folds
Big_Gordo folds
abraham123 folds
Hossana calls €0.20
*** Flop *** [Qh 9c 6s]
Hossana checks
berry_jammin bets €0.32
I I have nothing more than some backdoor draws but I can safely C-bet on this flop
Hossana calls €0.32
*** Turn *** [Qh 9c 6s] [Ac]
Hossana checks
berry_jammin bets €0.75
The A hits my range hard, I can still bet here especially as I pick up a lot of outs on this turn
Hossana calls €0.75
*** River *** [Qh 9c 6s] [Ac] [5h]
Hossana checks
berry_jammin bets €1.55
I bricked but villain has never shown a lot of interest in the hands, I can tripple barrel here Straight after the bet my reasoning changed : "I have removal to all his folds, I have the nut flash draw with a 7 for the straight draws. Villan can only fold if he has a Qx or 9x and is scared of the A . what is your opinion?
2 Replies
Could you find a way to convert your hands? This is hard to read.
H1 :
Totally standard 3bet preflop except if your opponent is a proven nit, but your sizing is too small. The GTO size is 1.2€ for what it's worth.
This flop you can range bet 1/3 pot with your whole SB-3bet range. You used a 1/2 pot bet... why not but if you use this size then I think you need to have a checking range (since you still have hands which missed completely like Ah9h and bluffing 1/2pot with those is costly). But honestly I am not too sure, anyway not a problem.
On the turn I just keep it simple and bet for value. They are going nowhere with hands like a flush draw, KQ, QJ, KT, and some of those hands they could check back.
H2 :
There is this idea missed flush draws do not make very good bluffs on the river since you would like your opponents to have missed flush draws which are auto-folds and by having the flush draw yourself you block your opponent (however I believe there are spots where this principle doesn't apply).
I think you cleared out his single 9's on the turn, mostly. I mean, unless they are really sticky but then I don't think you want to bluff the river.
They never fold an A, unless (mayyyybe) if you shove.
You beat JT!
I would check and beat JT 😀
H1:
I think the bet is better on the Turn. We still get value from Kx and Draw and can often go all-in on the river.
In the case of a check, we will not always get a bet from the opponent and the opportunity to check/raise, while giving him a free chance to see the river.
H2:
It's not a good runout and hand for bluffing on the river, especially against a weak opponent who can't fold TP.
