Danwan

What range do we put on villain when he cold-call a raise and a reraise preflop?
No stats.

I don´t think we can get 3 streets of value here so I start by checking this flop.
On the river I should probably bet and not check-call?

Hand Conversion Powered by WeakTight Poker Hand History Converter
$0.05/$0.10 No Limit Holdem PokerStars
6 Players

Blinds$0.05/$0.106
UTG Player4 $10.71
UTG+1 Player5 $11.26
CO Player6 $14.72
D Player1 $17.01
SBHero $10.79
BB Player3 $10

Preflop
6$0.15Hero is SBAA
3 folds, Player1 raises to $0.25, Hero raises to $0.90, Player3 calls $0.80, Player1 folds

Flop
2$2.05KQ4
Hero checks, Player3 checks

Turn
2$2.053
Hero bets$1.20, Player3 calls $1.20

River
2$4.45K
Hero checks, Player3 bets $2.95, Hero calls$2.95

Final Pot$10.35
Hero shows AA
Player3 shows AQ

Hero wins$9.88 (net +$4.83)
Player1 lost $0.25
Player3 lost $5.05

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I fire this hand up until the river and then check and make a intuitive guess based on sizing and player type. Its a really annoying spot since we block a lot of draws.

When it comes to post flop I agree with

@trollord59' assessment. As for the preflop this kind of cold call vs. 3bet is usually super honest (since it's hard to come up with a range for that play that really makes sense). Micro stakes villain most likely has a hand here that he feel is too weak to fold but to strong to 4bet (so something like 88-JJ, AJs, KQs, AQ, sometimes lower pairs etc.)

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