NL10-snap, AT

Posted 8 years ago

Villains stats:
UTG, fanipoo: VPIP 16, PFR: 8 (25 hands)
CO, OMG_set :VPIP 41, PFR: 20 (41 hands)
SB, Deamon8 VPIP: 29, PFR: 21, (28 hands)



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$0.05/$0.10 No Limit Holdem 888
6 Players

Blinds$0.05/$0.106
UTG fanipoo $25.36
UTG+1 ShootStars $21.56
CO OMG_set $10.32
D xoroshiy444 $6.96
SB Deamon8 $20.92
BBHero $11.13
Preflop
6$0.15Hero is BBAT
fanipoo calls $0.10, 1 fold, OMG_set calls $0.10, 1 fold, Deamon8 raises to $0.30, Hero raises to $1.10, fanipoo folds, OMG_set calls $1, Deamon8 calls $0.80
Flop
3$3.40T9T
Deamon8 checks, Hero bets$1.70, OMG_set folds, Deamon8 calls $1.70
Turn
2$6.80J
Deamon8 checks, Hero bets$4, Deamon8 folds
Final Pot$10.80

Hero wins$10.40 (net +$3.60)
Deamon8 lost $2.80
fanipoo lost $0.10
OMG_set lost $1.10
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Posted 8 years ago
Firstly, looks like a pretty fishy table Yes

I like your 3bet, either that or fold, but it's fine. I don't like SB's raise size.

Flop is a situation where we have the 3 of a kind with top kicker vs potentially 2 weaker players.
So here I'd probably go larger than what you did just for pure value. They could have some KQ's, QJ's here, a worse T or 78 etc.
OR Even they might slowplay some big pairs if we're lucky and then go nuts.

I think 2.20 at least could be a decent size and makes the pot $1 bigger on the turn. I think we get a lot of positives from that, like making opponent feel more committed, SPR easier to stack them.

J is probably worst turn actually! Completes some draws and potentially gives FH but I think we have to go with it given they are fish.
Maybe this guy has some sort of 9 like A9 or 79s? Other than that I don't really see what he calls then fold the turn with. Odd.
Posted 8 years ago
Preflop I'm I like the raise. I could get on board with a call as well. Sb made it super small here so even though ATo is mediocre, it's hard to go wrong for that price.

Flop I would try to plan out my betting strategy for the next streets since stack sizes are a bit awkward due to the 3 way 3bet pot. You can either go small 3 times (assuming 1 player calls) or you can go larger twice. Considering how dry the board is and how strong your hand is I would likely plan for small bets.

I'd go slightly smaller on flop and turn to avoid the river bet of 3.5 into 13 but in this situation I don't think it matters too much. Just betting until all the money goes in is a good strat here. The sizings start to matter if you show up in the spot with some bluffs since bluffing 3.5 into 13 doesn't typically end too well..

Posted 8 years ago
This isn't the hand type I would prefer when we have two limpers in the pot, and SB's raise indicates he could be fishy so there's a chance we might end up in a four way pot with a hand that doesn't like it.

I would have usually bet bigger on the flop but understand what KDJ is saying. I think I would normally just go for two big streets here being up against bad players that will call a wider range than normal.