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LeGenie
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hi guys I played an interesting hand yesterday at a 2/5 table and would like some feedback on the way I approached the hand.
Starting stacks:
Hero: $500
Villain: $360
Villain (UTG) limps. It gets folded around to Hero on the BTN who raises to $30. SB folds, BB and Villain both call.
The flop comes: T 9 2 rainbow $92 in pot
BB checks. Villain leads for $45. Villain is a fairly decent TAG whose leading out range consists of QJ, AT, KT, QT, JT. Against such a range could you just flat to extract another bet from Villain since raising will only make him fold such holdings? I didn't incorporate 99, TT, and 22 in his range because he would have most likely opened with TTs pre-flop and c/raised 99 and 22. I tend to quite often find myself in these spots where I tend to fast play over pairs on fairly coordinated boards and would like to know if flatting can be optimal to extract more value from my holdings.
Thanks for the feedback guys!!!
Starting stacks:
Hero: $500
Villain: $360
Villain (UTG) limps. It gets folded around to Hero on the BTN who raises to $30. SB folds, BB and Villain both call.
The flop comes: T 9 2 rainbow $92 in pot
BB checks. Villain leads for $45. Villain is a fairly decent TAG whose leading out range consists of QJ, AT, KT, QT, JT. Against such a range could you just flat to extract another bet from Villain since raising will only make him fold such holdings? I didn't incorporate 99, TT, and 22 in his range because he would have most likely opened with TTs pre-flop and c/raised 99 and 22. I tend to quite often find myself in these spots where I tend to fast play over pairs on fairly coordinated boards and would like to know if flatting can be optimal to extract more value from my holdings.
Thanks for the feedback guys!!!