
Highsolation
Rock Star
Silver Level
- Game
- Hold'em
- Game Format
- No Limit
- Stakes
- $.50/$1
- Table Format
- 6-max (6 seats)
- Currency
- $
Hey guys, wanted to gather some input from you regarding the approach I took on this hand.
I was playing in a home game, there were 6 people total. There were 3 regulars(me included) and the other 3 more on the recreational side of things.
So the position and preflop action on this hand is as follows:
On previous hands raising to 6x was doing the job in terms of isolating or getting rid fo most of the limpers, this time I repeat the maneuver and end up going 4 ways to the flop OOP:
Flop:


Pot: $26
So here we are, top pair top kicker OOP, was hesitant to check this flop or lead it, as I think I have a range advantage. Ended up choosing to go for a C-Bet of $15 to charge draws from my opponents. My thought process is that I should be ahead most of the time since the players left to act have a much wider range.
So here I am, feeling a bit uncomfortable. I don't assign anyone QQ as they would've 3bet and I hold a blocker, but I'm afraid someone could be holding TT or 55.
I know the player in CO likes to pursue flush draws aggressively on these kind of board textures as one time I lost a hand with middle set against his flush draw. But the problem I see are the two regulars behind me to act, even when their range is somewhat capped, I was not sure if they would fold facing a shove from me due to the pot odds they would be given, they would definitely not fold middle or bottom set and I could be drawing dead by the turn.
Pot is currently $120, I don't see Calling as an valid option based on my analysis above, so it's all-in or fold.
I really couldn't find enough reasons to shove profitably as there are so many cards I need to fade from flush & straight draws and someone might even have a set.
I end up folding AcQc here.
Should I have bet my vulnerable pair on the flop being the preflop aggressor with the range advantage or should I have checked instead?
Am I too nitty to fold TPTK on this exact spot?
Rest of the hand runout and villains hand:
Any feedback is appreciated from you guys!
I was playing in a home game, there were 6 people total. There were 3 regulars(me included) and the other 3 more on the recreational side of things.
So the position and preflop action on this hand is as follows:
Position/Stack Depth | Player/Type | Action Preflop |
UTG | Recreational | Fold |
MP / 100BB | Regular / LAG | Limp/Call |
CO / 55,5BB | Recreational | Limp/Call |
Button | Recreational | Fold |
SB / 100 BB | Me / TAG | Raise to 6.5x total with |
BB / 100 BB | Regular / LAG | Call |
On previous hands raising to 6x was doing the job in terms of isolating or getting rid fo most of the limpers, this time I repeat the maneuver and end up going 4 ways to the flop OOP:
Flop:
Pot: $26
So here we are, top pair top kicker OOP, was hesitant to check this flop or lead it, as I think I have a range advantage. Ended up choosing to go for a C-Bet of $15 to charge draws from my opponents. My thought process is that I should be ahead most of the time since the players left to act have a much wider range.
Position / Player | Action on Flop |
SB (Me) | Bet $15 |
BB / Regular | Call $15 |
MP / Regular | Call $15 |
CO / Recreational | Shove All-In for $49 total |
So here I am, feeling a bit uncomfortable. I don't assign anyone QQ as they would've 3bet and I hold a blocker, but I'm afraid someone could be holding TT or 55.
I know the player in CO likes to pursue flush draws aggressively on these kind of board textures as one time I lost a hand with middle set against his flush draw. But the problem I see are the two regulars behind me to act, even when their range is somewhat capped, I was not sure if they would fold facing a shove from me due to the pot odds they would be given, they would definitely not fold middle or bottom set and I could be drawing dead by the turn.
Pot is currently $120, I don't see Calling as an valid option based on my analysis above, so it's all-in or fold.
I really couldn't find enough reasons to shove profitably as there are so many cards I need to fade from flush & straight draws and someone might even have a set.
I end up folding AcQc here.
Should I have bet my vulnerable pair on the flop being the preflop aggressor with the range advantage or should I have checked instead?
Am I too nitty to fold TPTK on this exact spot?
Rest of the hand runout and villains hand:
BB folded behind and later he showed he had 
, MP called CO's shove with 
, CO showed up with 
with the nut flush draw.
The runout ended up being




So MP regular ends up winning the pot with two pair.
The runout ended up being
So MP regular ends up winning the pot with two pair.
Any feedback is appreciated from you guys!