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Message: [QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 5946714, member: 394557"] [B]Pre:[/B] You posted via PT4 but did not provide any stats or reads. This may be one of rare times I disagree with fundiver who gives excellent advice but it depends on reads whether or not I agree this time. At 2NL many players 3B ranges will be more static than they should and not really take into account enough who is raising and from what position. If this guy has a 3B stat of 3 or less then maybe I can start to get on board with folding pre otherwise I think he just shows up with too much AQ+ to fold TT here. IMO we aren't exclusively set mining with TT so we don't need a million to one to call but it WILL be difficult to realize our equity out of position. We will occasionally flop an over pair like we did here and have great showdown value, J high flops probably aren't super terrible either. [B]Flop:[/B] As others have said though we do not want to donk lead with a 1/2 pot sized bet into this flop just because it looks safe. V's range is still uncapped and he has all the over pairs along with AQ+ so when we bet we allow him to fold when he's behind and get extra value when he's ahead. This is part of the power of position, this is why you don't want to make a habit of playing OOP without the initiative (implying a capped range most times). I think leading flop was a mistake and when V jams, even if he has AQhh or AKhh we are still behind 55/45. We literally only beat an air ball bluff so I think calling the rest off is also a mistake. If V is capable of this kind of crazy jam with a hand we can beat we should have probably noticed other crazy behavior by now. So this goes back to the theme of using your tools / stats / reads /notes to make the best possible decision in the moment. [/QUOTE]

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