$10 NLHE 6-max: Keep firing with overpair after likely steal from TAG/nit??

micromachine

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Is it OK to keep betting? and was the sizing good?

Villain is VPIP 16, PFR 13, 3bet 6, steal 28 (42 from BTN), cbet 69. 300 hands

Thx.

pokerstars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.10 BB (4 handed) - PokerStars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

UTG ($6.46)
Button ($12.69)
Hero (SB) ($10.25)
BB ($8)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 10
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, 10
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1 fold, Button bets $0.30, Hero calls $0.25, 1 fold

Flop: ($0.70) 2
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, 7
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, 3
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(2 players)
Hero checks, Button bets $0.40, Hero raises to $1, Button calls $0.60

Turn: ($2.70) 6
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(2 players)
Hero bets $1.80, Button calls $1.80

River: ($6.30) 9
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(2 players)
Hero bets $4, Button calls $4

Total pot: $14.30 | Rake: $0.64
 
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Not sure i love raising the flop, kinda over repping your hand i think, not terrible and i like the turn bet once you do, rivers getting kinda thin though, not sure whether its a c/c or c/f or a small bet but its looking hard to see much of anything worse calling that bet? hmmmm
 
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I dont see anything worse calling by the river by this player type and i dont think these types will be bluffing the river either with AcKh for example so i would xf the river.

id rather call the flop cb too
 
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agree with the other guys. no way am i raising this flop. imo just c/c, keeps his range wide and allows him to keep barrelling with a ton of stuff you beat.

as far as sizing goes i think you need to bet much less on the river. like 1/3 maybe. i cant really see anything worse calling with the way you sized it, but i think if you lead river for like 1/3pot youll get looked up by a few under pocket pairs to the flop that had a club, 4x4c 5x5c.... maaaaaybe

also does vil usually open x4BB on the button?! it kinda makes me feel like he has QQ or JJ no club, which i think would play the rest of the hand like this also
 
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Assume you're folding if he 3bs flop, so C-R seems bad. You're not much of a favorite if at all vs. any single club hand so yeah, I'd just flat and keep the pot small and see what develops.
 
-Phil Ivey27

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I don't hate your call pre-flop, but personally I would 3 bet every time here I mean it is 4 handed..

So played as is I actually agree with check-raising the flop but definitely bigger. Raising 60 cents more to him practically makes him call even with a weaker flush draw. I'd say make it $1.40 at least.

Then your pot should be $3.50 or so and that's when I fire around $2.50 personally, if he has Ax with the ace of clubs even a had like Ace 4 isn't getting the right odds to continue.

This puts you in an easier position when the river hits because the pot is big enough to check at $8.50 if he does call, then likely you're not getting called by worse on that river so you check and re-evaluate if he bets.

With a 3bet pot I think this likely would go a little different. You raise to $1 with a strong hand and if he calls in position, you most likely fire flop, turn, and slow down by river.

What'd he end up having? Because i'm nearly almost certain he beats you here but find his range to do so kind of thin.
 
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Thanks for feedback guys.

I can see now that c/c would have been better than c/r on the flop. I did it for value from single club hands and stuff like A7, A2 and A3 but as Baudib points out I'm not much of a favorite against these hands anyway so c/c better.

Agree that river bet was too big and nothing worse calls it.

@-Phil Ivey27 : I'm not convinced about 3 betting TT vs a likely BTN steal, seems like you get so many folds that your tens lose their value. If he has a low FoldTo3Bet then I can see the merit of a 3b.

In the end he flipped over 97 (no club) and won.
 
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Tens are a strong hand but they're not aces. I have no problem taking down the pot with them pre-flop.

What's the best situation you can ask for with Tens? Yep, 5 under cards. Which makes it pretty difficult to get away but with a board like 7 3 2 6 9, real value can't be found here unless your beaten.

Another situation that can come up is an any overcard board which shuts you down slightly. All i'm saying is I don't look at Tens as a flat call type of hand, unless your set mining.
 
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Btw don't apologize for c/r flop, it was the right read here wasn't it?

I thought you should as well, and if you raised more like I said on the flop, and fired strong turn that it'd be hard for him to continue.
 
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