NL50-Snap, KK

Posted 8 years ago

I did this 3 times today I think. I couldnt fold my overpair and lost to flopped sets all the times.
I need to fold the turn here, right?


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$0.25/$0.50 No Limit Holdem 888
6 Players

Blinds$0.25/$0.506
UTG McNuggs6 $136.97
UTG+1 poke_1 $79.64
CO Gordano44 $111.79
DHero $70.03
SB zojirushi $71.53
BB sirunderhill $111.19
Preflop
6$0.75Hero is BTNKK
McNuggs6 raises to $1.50, 2 folds, Hero raises to $4.50, 2 folds, McNuggs6 calls $3
Flop
2$9.75584
McNuggs6 checks, Hero bets$6.81, McNuggs6 raises to $18, Hero calls$11.19
Turn
2$45.759
McNuggs6 goes all-in $114.47, Hero goes all-in$47.53
River
2$207.75, 2 all-in 3
Final Pot$207.75
Hero shows KK
McNuggs6 shows 88

McNuggs6 wins $203.75 (net +$66.78)
Hero lost$70.03
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Posted 8 years ago
100bb deep I'd be more inclined to just bet/3bet this on the flop, but since you're slightly deep you have enough space to get away from the hand. It's obviously villain dependent so it's hard to figure out what's the best play in this particular spot, but I don't think your average villain will take this line as a bluff often enough.
Posted 8 years ago
It's tough playing these spots in SNAP where you have no info on many villains. Many players won't really have a raising range other than nutted hands and super strong draws, then again, others will be raising a ton of flush draws and stuff like A7 and maybe some random stuff as well. I think most players fall into the 1st category.

I agree with Matt that I think you can deeper you can get away from this hand. I do think the pot sized shove on the turn is typically going to be pretty strong. I would just shove flop 100bb deep.
Posted 8 years ago
I agree with shoving the flop 100bb deep as it's unlikely villain defends 54s here, and possibly not even 55 44.

As played I would still defend the flop raise by calling but I'm turbo folding the turn. There's too many hands beating us, and I doubt he plays something like TT this way.