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Message: [QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5859664, member: 393841"] Sorry for my english. I will try to be clearer. From the blinds the ranges are much wider. If you open in SB at 2.4x, the villain from BB needs 8.33% less equity to call compared to a standard size of 3x. Although it seems insignificant, this increases V's overall range and also affects his bluff range. Against that excess we are a bit unbalanced when the V 3-bet and we call. But if we 4-bet, we recover value when BB is tight and we force all dominated hands to fold. Because the villain will think that your range is actually very strong and your opening has been a plan to catch him. Naturally we will not have fold equity (actually yes, when V make 5bet preflop). But I don't think it's the best at 25NL to make a bluff 4-bet with TT. Therefore my suggestion is to open 3bb when you are BvB. (Your preflop sequence is optimal, when you think that villain has the widest range). I like your flop bet size when you have a 3bb opening. And also when your villain has a wide range. Your turn bet is proportionally smaller than that made on the flop. You are representing a not very strong value hand, when in reality your range is super strong. But an villain of 25NL will always bet you here when he thinks he has the Nuts. On the river you bet 75% of the pot. It seems a bit big to me if we consider the turn bet. The proportions you chose were 58% 38% and 75% respectively. I think you'll get folds here, when the villains haven't gotten their flush of diamond and only they will calls with T. [/QUOTE]

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