$10 NLHE Full Ring: KK vs villain

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Hero (SB) $15.25 - VP:20 PFR:20 AF:6.0 W:33|75 STL:40|100 3B:0| CB:100| N:2.45 hands:41

Villain (UTG+1) $9.75 - VP:33 PFR:0 AF:Inf. W:0| STL: 3B:0| CB:|0 N:2.37 Hands:6


Pre Flop: Hero (SB) with K:spade: K:club:

Villain (UTG+1) calls 0.10, P1(MP) folds, P3(CO) folds, P4(BTN) folds, Hero(SB) raises 0.35, Villain (UTG+1) calls 0.30


Flop: Q:heart: T:heart: J:spade: (2 players)

Hero (SB) bets 0.90, Villain (UTG+1) raises 2.40, Hero(SB) calls 1.50


Turn: 3:heart: (2 players)

Hero (SB) checks, Villain (UTG+1) bets 3.45, Hero(SB) folds
 
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I think you played it fine, except I'd raise a little more pre-flop at these stakes. Without any info other than your opponent may be a fish and he limped, I think you need to make a hard c/f on the turn. Unlikely he has a flush (doubt he raises one except maybe a combo draw) on the turn, but even against his range you're probably still about a 2:1 dog.

If you want a higher variance line, then you can get it in on the flop since you will probably have at least 45% equity. You'd be slight +EV to do so, but at these stakes I'd wait for a better spot when you have zero info on your opponent imho.
 
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John A said:
I think you played it fine, except I'd raise a little more pre-flop at these stakes. Without any info other than your opponent may be a fish and he limped, I think you need to make a hard c/f on the turn. Unlikely he has a flush (doubt he raises one except maybe a combo draw) on the turn, but even against his range you're probably still about a 2:1 dog.

If you want a higher variance line, then you can get it in on the flop since you will probably have at least 45% equity. You'd be slight +EV to do so, but at these stakes I'd wait for a better spot when you have zero info on your opponent imho.
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Thanks for the insight!
 
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Pre -Flop raise should be higher , exept of this "mistake" it was played fine. I also like the fold , I think u were beaten.
gl on the felts
 
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Pre i'd bet higher normally but your amount is fine still.
Shoving the flop
 
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LeGenie said:
Thanks for the insight!
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Also I am about break even equity wise so I chose to wait for a better spot to flip and avoid this particular high variance situation.
 
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John A said:
I think you played it fine, except I'd raise a little more pre-flop at these stakes. Without any info other than your opponent may be a fish and he limped, I think you need to make a hard c/f on the turn. Unlikely he has a flush (doubt he raises one except maybe a combo draw) on the turn, but even against his range you're probably still about a 2:1 dog.

If you want a higher variance line, then you can get it in on the flop since you will probably have at least 45% equity. You'd be slight +EV to do so, but at these stakes I'd wait for a better spot when you have zero info on your opponent imho.
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I would three bet with the intention of jamming. This only because you can easily rep AK here and make up the difference with some fold equity. I think his bet means he's flipping up two pair much more often than a straight even based on an even distribution of those possibilities. So I personally would three bet with intention of getting it in.
 
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