Mariezas

Well, I personally wouldn't flop that TPTK in this spot in VS UTG, because it's just that practically all the weaker hands will fold and you'll be left with only the stronger hands, and there's no chance of him barreling you with bluffs in the later sets + the person from UTG opens, so the range should be pretty narrow.

Well in my opinion 26bb eff is a fold or a shove here, and with fish I really don't think there will be a light 3bet here so I'll just fold unless the stats are very high 3b from sb.

Put this hand in some converter or somewhere like here https://www.upswingpoker.com/convert/ and then post it, because you can't see how much of the stack is left and so on 🙂

Hi, if the opponent's open range from BTN is the same as the example I took 46.6 % (I didn't do a terribly precise calculation, just to see the big picture), then most of the semi-bluff or bluff hands (those hands that have less than 50% EQ before the opo call range) earn more and you can shovint a wider range. I don't place the BU call range myself, like BB 4...[Read more]

Hi, in this place you need to have if I'm not mistaken about 36-37% EQ before his range, so if his range is only QQ+ AKs you have 37.7%, and if you put JJ+ AKs, you have already 42.8%, so it's like a call because even before the full nitty range you have a bit more than you should ( 37.7%), and in reality it should be a little bit wider. But basically such...[Read more]

1. For the first hand I would probably be inclined to fold, as I see you have 67 hands only in the sample, so there is not much to say about the 3bet, + the common tendency of the "fun player" to have 3bets only with the top range, and the setmining also poses a problem, if we get a shove from the original raiser, which will not be quite often, but when we do it will cost us 5.3bb, which is a lot of money, but it will be a lot of money, so it will be a lot of money, which will be a lot of money.[Read more]

Hi Junior, it would be good if you would raise 2-3 hands, because it's just too time-consuming to go through so many and to write extensively 😉

First of all UTG +1 vs MP I really wouldn't want to call here because I don't think the long term is going to be +EV because there are still a bunch of people behind you who can call + knowing the bounty builders it would be surprising to get a shove, which is too bad for you because you can't really call that much with a BB that has a squeezu call, not to mention a shove. And a flop raise doesn't really make a lot of sense...[Read more]

The only choice we have here is shove preflop, just a lot of deadmoney in the pot + good hand reshovint, and post flop he plays really badly, and setminint with 4 people behind you I really don't think is ev+. As for the call, theoretically you should call if you think he has range AK, because we need to have 34,5%~ and against QQ+AK ...[Read more]

1. I totally agree with zeniok that the flop sizings are too small, especially considering that we are 100bb deep.

2. Again zeniok is right about the sizzling, I would like to see 50-60% on the flop, and on the turn I think about 60-70% confidently, again so deep mostly daw's continue to call, top pair also, and small hands there 55-77,22,33 or so or so...[Read more]

Well, I would be interested in this hand to know what is the oppo rfi from UTG +1 and fold to 3bet, because I don't know, but it doesn't seem to me that 3bet is the best solution here, + or fish or not?

I agree with zeniok30, what is your purpose in having AA to beat weaker hands preflop? If the goal is to beat them, then shove preflop - you're more likely to get a fold. Seriously, your 3-bet in this spot is acting as a value bet because you want the weaker hands to call, and for example in the long term you're putting (not counting your antes) 1280 chips in this spot...[Read more]

Because we are playing with a 15bb effective stack in BVB, and with stacks like that we are getting more than just better hands, because there are also some flush QJ/KQ hands + x9 stronger hands that can shoot the x/shove on the turn instead of on the flop, and JT will flop a stack of that size some of the time, so that leaves only sets and 67, and random Q5/8/9 hands that beat us, and if you look at the size of the stack, it is...[Read more]

Well, if it's a big head, I'd go for it, but for the starting price I don't think it's worth it, because there are a few other players behind us, and here they are crazy about the heads, and we'll often get just a shove here because they'd sell their heads for their mothers on these tours 🙂

Well in my opinion OOP is not profitable for us to play here (it is very difficult to calculate such spots accurately), if there were more people or IP we could think about a call, but I don't really want to flatint in this situation, and for the squeeze it is a very good spot here. Maybe I'm playing too threadbare in these situations, but I think it's better in this situation :)...[Read more]

Well in my opinion OOP is not profitable for us to play here (it is very difficult to calculate such spots accurately), if there were more people or IP we could think about a call, but I don't really want to flatint in this situation, and for the squeeze it is a very good spot here.

As for AJ, I would usually take a gamble, because with AJ we have a pretty good showdown value, which is often enough.