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Casey55
Rock Star
Silver Level
V stats 24/21/2 (68 hands)
Villain has been active lately, he has 3-bet me two to three times in about 2 orbits. I decided to 4-bet instead of playing OOP with a capped range, villain calls. What do you think of my 4-bet sizing? should it be larger?
pokerstars, Hold'em No Limit - $0.01/$0.02 - 4 players
Hand delivered by Upswing Poker
UTG (Hero): $2.57 (129 bb)
BU: $3.69 (185 bb)
SB: $2.00 (100 bb)
BB: $2.00 (100 bb)
Pre-Flop: ($0.03) Hero is UTG with T♥ T♦
Hero raises to $0.06, BTN 3-bets to $0.21, 2 players fold, Hero 4-bets to $0.52, BTN calls $0.31
Flop: ($1.07) 9♣ 6♥ J♣ (2 players)
Hero bets $0.26, BTN calls $0.26
Turn: ($1.59) T♠ (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $0.51, Hero calls $0.51
River: ($2.61) 7♥ (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $1.28, Hero...?
On the flop I bet quarter pot because I am basically just trying to bet range and make some missed Ax fold like AK,AQ, maybe ATs. What do you think of the sizing? V calls.
On the turn the T gives us a set but KQ gets there, I was not sure if KQ would be in his range as I don't have a ton of experience in 4-bet pots, if it was I figured only the 4 suited combos would be in his range. I decide to check because I was not sure if I wanted to bet and face a raise, we could have gotten value possibly from slow played AA,KK,QQ and AJ. I did not want to raise and then not have the dicipline to fold , if V does raise I assume his range is JJ,KQs basically. and maybe the odd AQcc,AKcc. V bets 1/3 pot and I call. I was not quite sure about his betting range, I thought he may do this with his Ace-x trying to attack weakness or some of the hands I mentioned that I beat. River I decide to check again, if he is bluffing I would let him continue but at the same time if he is not I feel like I have less information and have to guess at this point. I know opponent's are typically under-bluffing rivers but with 4combos of KQs and 3 JJ I really thought he could barrel river as a bluff with broken club draw, AQ,AK etc.. or maybe he thinks AA,KK,QQ is still the best hand?
Villain has been active lately, he has 3-bet me two to three times in about 2 orbits. I decided to 4-bet instead of playing OOP with a capped range, villain calls. What do you think of my 4-bet sizing? should it be larger?
pokerstars, Hold'em No Limit - $0.01/$0.02 - 4 players
Hand delivered by Upswing Poker
UTG (Hero): $2.57 (129 bb)
BU: $3.69 (185 bb)
SB: $2.00 (100 bb)
BB: $2.00 (100 bb)
Pre-Flop: ($0.03) Hero is UTG with T♥ T♦
Hero raises to $0.06, BTN 3-bets to $0.21, 2 players fold, Hero 4-bets to $0.52, BTN calls $0.31
Flop: ($1.07) 9♣ 6♥ J♣ (2 players)
Hero bets $0.26, BTN calls $0.26
Turn: ($1.59) T♠ (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $0.51, Hero calls $0.51
River: ($2.61) 7♥ (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN bets $1.28, Hero...?
On the flop I bet quarter pot because I am basically just trying to bet range and make some missed Ax fold like AK,AQ, maybe ATs. What do you think of the sizing? V calls.
On the turn the T gives us a set but KQ gets there, I was not sure if KQ would be in his range as I don't have a ton of experience in 4-bet pots, if it was I figured only the 4 suited combos would be in his range. I decide to check because I was not sure if I wanted to bet and face a raise, we could have gotten value possibly from slow played AA,KK,QQ and AJ. I did not want to raise and then not have the dicipline to fold , if V does raise I assume his range is JJ,KQs basically. and maybe the odd AQcc,AKcc. V bets 1/3 pot and I call. I was not quite sure about his betting range, I thought he may do this with his Ace-x trying to attack weakness or some of the hands I mentioned that I beat. River I decide to check again, if he is bluffing I would let him continue but at the same time if he is not I feel like I have less information and have to guess at this point. I know opponent's are typically under-bluffing rivers but with 4combos of KQs and 3 JJ I really thought he could barrel river as a bluff with broken club draw, AQ,AK etc.. or maybe he thinks AA,KK,QQ is still the best hand?
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