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$109 NL HE MTT: ATs in a 3-bet pot
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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6545618, member: 397965"] Preflop This deep you can open bigger than 2,5BB. Calling the 3-bet is probably the GTO line, but if you dont need to worry about getting exploited, because nobody know, how you play, then folding is certainly the easy solution, which saves a lot of headache later. Flop As played not much to do here other than check-call, when you flop top pair. Turn No draws have completed, and as played this hand is probably high enough in your range, that you have to call again. But at this point I am really hoping, that he slow down and check back the river. River He did not slow down, instead he sized up. And the 6 is not a complete blank, since it completed 98, and he could certainly have 98s. So there are 4 more value combos, you lose to, and 4 less natural bluffs. He could still have busted spades or be bluffing with just two overcards. But without reads I prefer to fold. From a theoretical standpoint you are allowed to fold some hands to each bet, and this one is no longer the top of your range. You can have TT or 77, you can have 98s, you can have a few 7X or you can have JJ. So its not like, you are folding 100% of your range, which is something, you want to avoid against good players. [/QUOTE]
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