JJ in NL4

Posted 7 years ago

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$0.02/$0.04 No Limit Holdem iPoker
6 Players

Blinds$0.02/$0.046
UTG BondMy $10.56
UTG+1Hero $13.46
CO SIZEMAN $4.07
D Kingkevkeegan $3.01


SB shamr1 $4.42
BB alexnova23 $4.68
Preflop
6$0.06Hero is UTG+1JJ
BondMy raises to $0.12, Hero calls$0.12, 4 folds
Flop
2$0.30933
BondMy bets $0.20, Hero calls$0.20
Turn
2$0.705
BondMy bets $0.70, Hero calls$0.70
River
2$2.10A
BondMy checks, Hero bets$1.47, BondMy calls $1.47
Final Pot$5.04
BondMy shows KK
Hero shows JJ

BondMy wins $4.71 (net +$2.22)
Hero lost$2.49


Villain: TAG: 600 Hands 18/12, AG4,2, 3bet:3,2
When such a Villain raises UTG he is strong. 3Betting acomplishes nothing other than bloating the pot with a Hand that is behind on lots of flops so I called and wanted to setmine (no avid 3bettor behind)

I guess the pot sized call on the turn is questionable but i arrived on the river. After his check on the river he basically showed his hand: TT, QQ or KK. I did not think that he was trapping with AdKd.

So I tried to bluff him off his hand. My question for you guys only concerns the sizing. I went for 70% pot because I thought that he would bluffcatch a potsize+ bet as it is sooo polarized. Should I go bigger the next time?
Pwll

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Posted 7 years ago
I don't think you need to bet the river, you have good show down value and I don't think any hand that beats you is folding. If the river is a diamond, then I'd be more likely to turn my hand into a bluff but generally I just don't think it's a good bluffing spot. How many aces have you got?
Posted 7 years ago*
Preflop: Versus a nit in utg I like the flat unless there are mad 3bettors still to act behind or a looser busy fish with position on me with no fold button, then I am more inclined to 3bet and fold like a pussycat to a 4bet. I often flat this if there are fish in the blinds, I can use them postflop to get free cards sometimes or gain more information about villain's range.

Flop is fine for me and turn yes I'm concerned, however, we didn't 3bet so we are ahead of unpaired suited hands like 78/89/9T, 77/88/TT and more unlikely holdings like AJ/AQ/AK which are not going to (although it is possible of course) barrel the turn very often.

River: I think we can rule out the Ax stuff now so I can't see villain folding after previous actions, you said yourself the turn bet was a worry and from a tight guy the worry usually is justified.

I'd play postflop as you did but check behind river.