Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 5803211, member: 385063"]
Thank U 4 Posting

The key to this hand is the flop. We need to decide right there if we are playing for stacks.
If we decide we are playing for stacks we then have to decide how and when we are getting all the chips in the middle.

So when you check raise the flop what range does your Villain expect you to have?
When the V 3 bets the flop what range do they have?

So If the V thinks you have flush draws and Kx for 4 bets what range calls a 4 bet?

Again we are thinking how do we get stacks in. A 4 bet  on the flop of 2.5x makes the pot 68 if the V calls and stacks in if they shove a flush draw.

So if we 4 bet and the V folds as this hand played out we would lose 8BB in value. Had we 4 bet and got a call on the flop we would have gained 19bb in value.

The problem with just calling the 3 bet is this type of runout. We won a pot of 39.9 bb with a full house.

NL is about maximizing winning hands and one rule of thumb is we want to get all the chips in the middle when we think we have the best of it.

We are 74% favorites vs AsQs on this flop. We want to be piling chips in if we can.

Hope this helps

:):)
[/QUOTE]

Verification

Search

Reply to thread

About CardsChat

Our Community

Our Site

Follow us