$25 NLHE 6-max: 4bet sizing?

BluffMeAllIn said:

TBH if your 4-betting there with MP having limped the 3-bet I'd go bigger IMO (9-10$). Your 4-bet here however is obv screaming QQ+ or AK to both sb and MP so they are folding out any hands weaker than AK for sure.

If you were actually looking to GII pre I'd probably just jam as a 4-bet as could be more likely to get a call as TBH a jam in that spot looks weaker than a 4-bet IMO. Jam says go away, 4-bet says I wan't to play a bigger pot but again just my thoughts.

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Mr Sandbag said:

lol @ MP flatting the 3bet

4betting $7.00 or more leaves you with basically one option postflop. If your 4bet gets called by just one player, the pot is now $15+ and you only have a stack of about $21. If it gets called by both players, the pot is larger than your stack. The money is going to go in on the flop anyway.

Just 4bet shove. You can't play it like a deep stack game.

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gAsheks said:

Hmm, I`m curious what if i 4bet to like 5$? Sounds really small and im like inviting them to come in the pot...

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Mr Sandbag said:

Just saw your comment in the OP about SB being 3bet happy. Definitely shove.

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gAsheks said:

Poker Stars, $0.10/$0.25 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 5 Players

MP: $25 (100 bb) fishy tourist over small sample, 47/15~
CO: $32.76 (131 bb)
Hero (BTN): $28.95 (115.8 bb)
SB: $19.85 (79.4 bb) seemed really 3bet happy over small sample
BB: $9.74 (39 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BTN with K

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MP posts BB OOP, MP checks, CO folds, Hero raises to $1, SB raises to $2.75, BB folds, MP calls $2.50, Hero raises to $7, 2 folds

Whats our best play? Wasnt sure about jaming straight away or 4beting to let him come over the top? What sizing would you use here?[/quote


Is AKs the right hand to 4-bet against SB (no stats that he is a fish: or does SB being 3-bet happy mean that he could call with AQ,AJ, KQ, etc.? 3-bet happy doesn't mean 4-bet happy..) with chances to end up involved in a MW-pot...... Against 1 player with a pocket pair which is more likely to call a 4-bet it is a coinflip or worse.. I only 4 bet AK against fish... I would want folds with AK against 2 players ratherr than calls so it is a semi-bluff for me and 4-bet larger or jam is better.... allthough I would do neither...Maybe I'm not right...

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Falcon1803 said:

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gAsheks said:

Poker Stars, $0.10/$0.25 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 5 Players

MP: $25 (100 bb) fishy tourist over small sample, 47/15~
CO: $32.76 (131 bb)
Hero (BTN): $28.95 (115.8 bb)
SB: $19.85 (79.4 bb) seemed really 3bet happy over small sample
BB: $9.74 (39 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BTN with K

A

MP posts BB OOP, MP checks, CO folds, Hero raises to $1, SB raises to $2.75, BB folds, MP calls $2.50, Hero raises to $7, 2 folds

Whats our best play? Wasnt sure about jaming straight away or 4beting to let him come over the top? What sizing would you use here?[/quote


Is AKs the right hand to 4-bet against SB (no stats that he is a fish: or does SB being 3-bet happy mean that he could call with AQ,AJ, KQ, etc.? 3-bet happy doesn't mean 4-bet happy..) with chances to end up involved in a MW-pot...... Against 1 player with a pocket pair which is more likely to call a 4-bet it is a coinflip or worse.. I only 4 bet AK against fish... I would want folds with AK against 2 players ratherr than calls so it is a semi-bluff for me and 4-bet larger or jam is better.... allthough I would do neither...Maybe I'm not right...

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Dont you make some assumptions by SB`s stack size?

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gAsheks said:

Falcon1803 said:

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Dont you make some assumptions by SB`s stack size?

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You mean he didn't start the hand with a full stack... Maybe... but all the same to stack off AK against 2 players is dangerous imo...

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