I have a lot off equity even vs a Set, but my doudt here is, do i have fold equity in a 4bet pot? i guess i will get fold from mirror hands like AKs and AKo and from some AQs as well.
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Hi freddydr87 mate, thank you very much for sharing it.
Well mate, first of all, we have dynamic ranges from the BTN and SB.
SB 3-bets for 3.4x, which is fine, and Hero/You 4-bets to 2.5x, polarizing your 4-bet range in position.
I don't believe you are 4-betting to 2.5x from the BTN with anything that it is not QQ+ and AKs, and even QQ sometimes you are flatting.
Well, for the same reason, we can be calling 3-bets with QQ+ and AQ+ from the BTN when either SB or BB 3-bet versus our ranges.
When I say 'calling', I mean, more often than 4-betting, something like 65% calling and 35% of times 4-betting.
The reason behind it is simple, SB can be 3-betting with a very wide range (even 18% of hands) and when we do 4-bet SB can be leaving all of its bluffs and call/5-bet only with the best hands.
Plus, I am not a great fan of your push OTF: we are going all-in with our hands here no matter what: QQ, KK, AA, and AK with a hearts on its combos, so we have no reason to rush here.
Plus, when we do 4-bet we never have 66. Sometimes we are going to have JJ on our 4-bet range from the BTN, but we are going to 4-bet JJ when we have information of the SB not to fold very much to 4-bet and to have a large frequency of 3-bet preflop SB x BTN.
Summarizing, we don't own 66, TT or JJ, but SB can be holding more TT and JJ than us. Plus some spaz JT that it decided to go for the pot 'for
odds'.
With the actual stacks, it is impossible for you to fold anything postflop. Because you polarized your 4-bet range preflop, going for 2.5x and you are nearly 100 blinds deep when the action began.
In other situation where you don't polarize your 4-bet range (4-betting something like 2x to 2.2x at maximum), and you are more than 150 BB versus a known tight player, you can think about a fold.
Here I don't see any reason for running and putting all the money in right on the flop. We are going in anyways.
Edited:
PS: I don't look for the results of hands, but after I wrote, I looked down and SB was holding JT, which is a hand that should be folding to your 4-bet almost 99% (considering you are a solid TAG). Well, but this is a matter for another thread, thank you very much.
Regards;
Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa