BUSB0Y
Rock Star
Silver Level
Blitz Poker on America's Cardroom is the same thing as "Zoom" on PokerStars
Generally the preflop open-raise ranges are tighter, however the 3bet ranges seem to widen up a bit and also frequency of 3bets go way up on Blitz $10NL vs the normal $10NL 6max counterpart.
Effective Stacks are about $10, 100 big blinds.
Action begins with Hero holding 33 on the Button and it folds around to Hero.
Hero opens for a standard min (2.2x) bet.
Villain in the Big Blind 3bets about 3.5x to 7.7bb's. Hero calls.
(I might normally actually fold this, but I've been getting 3bet about 90% of the time I've been opening and it's been pissing me off)
FLOP (pot = $1.52)
292 (rainbow)
Villain leads for 2/3 pot and bets $1 even into $1.52 pot.
Hero wants to (like a n00b) "know where he's at" and min raises to $2 like the chump that he is.
Obviously, villain flats the stupid min-raise.
Turn (pot = $5.32)
292 6h (2 hearts on board now, the 2h and 6h)
Villain leads for 1/2 pot and bets $2.79
Hero calls.
The pot is now pretty huge ($10.62)
River (pot = $10.62)
292 6h 9c
The river pairs the board again, but I think is somewhat of a blank, since someone either has the 9 already or doesn't have it, right?
Villain shoves for remaining ~45 big blinds effective ($4.49)
Hero?
Generally the preflop open-raise ranges are tighter, however the 3bet ranges seem to widen up a bit and also frequency of 3bets go way up on Blitz $10NL vs the normal $10NL 6max counterpart.
Effective Stacks are about $10, 100 big blinds.
Action begins with Hero holding 33 on the Button and it folds around to Hero.
Hero opens for a standard min (2.2x) bet.
Villain in the Big Blind 3bets about 3.5x to 7.7bb's. Hero calls.
(I might normally actually fold this, but I've been getting 3bet about 90% of the time I've been opening and it's been pissing me off)
FLOP (pot = $1.52)
292 (rainbow)
Villain leads for 2/3 pot and bets $1 even into $1.52 pot.
Hero wants to (like a n00b) "know where he's at" and min raises to $2 like the chump that he is.
Obviously, villain flats the stupid min-raise.
Turn (pot = $5.32)
292 6h (2 hearts on board now, the 2h and 6h)
Villain leads for 1/2 pot and bets $2.79
Hero calls.
The pot is now pretty huge ($10.62)
River (pot = $10.62)
292 6h 9c
The river pairs the board again, but I think is somewhat of a blank, since someone either has the 9 already or doesn't have it, right?
Villain shoves for remaining ~45 big blinds effective ($4.49)
Hero?