NL25-zoom, KQo

Posted 8 years ago

When you have a valuehand like KQ preflop and face a min-3bet
How do you intrerpret a min-3bet?
Sometimes people do it with very strong hands like AA or KK, and sometimes people do it with A5s or 67s.
Do you 4bet-more often vs min-3bets or do you flat more often vs a min-3bet or do you play the same?

Should I raise the flop?



Hand Conversion Powered by WeakTight Poker Hand History Converter
$0.10/$0.25 No Limit Holdem PokerStars
6 Players

Blinds$0.10/$0.256
UTG Player4 $29.59
UTG+1 Player5 $54.27
CO Player6 $43.46
DHero $25
SB Player2 $26.71
BB Player3 $27.04
Preflop
6$0.35Hero is BTNKQ
3 folds, Hero raises to $0.67, Player2 raises to $1.09, 1 fold, Hero calls$0.42
Flop
2$2.43K7J
Player2 bets $1.25, Hero calls$1.25
Turn
2$4.932
Player2 bets $4.75, Hero calls$4.75
River
2$14.435
Player2 checks, Hero checks
Final Pot$14.43
Hero shows KQ
Player2 shows 66

Hero wins$13.78 (net +$6.69)
Player2 lost $7.09
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Posted 8 years ago
Min are pretty player dependent. A min 3bet from a 60/40 player is going to be WAY different than a min 3bet from a 18/7 or something like that but overall they're pretty weak. I would be 4betting them lighter for value but that often wouldn't include KQo. It might include KQs though.

Flop play depends on how villain is playing. Do you have any HUD stats for him? In general I'd start with a flat though and start to consider a raise if he's extra loose or stationy. I think I'd play every street the same as you. Nh.
Posted 8 years ago
His min raise just tells me he's a fish and doesn't know anything about bet sizing. Their range can be anything from 22-AA to A2-KQ, basically anything unless they are playing 60/4 in which case I lean their range towards value hands.

Post flop I think you played it fine, I may be betting the river if I had some stats on the player, otherwise I'd check for now and take note.
Posted 8 years ago
I agree that you played the hand well. Easy odds call pre vs. most players and you're just way ahead or way behind post flop so I don't see a point in raising.