I though that was a good play
both players were very tight (about 7/5)

I guessed the original raiser missed, and the flop bettor didn't have a K with high kicker
I was 28/24 on that table, so I could easily have a set or maybe even K8 or a flush draw
and a check/raise is always suspicious

do you think that play is +ev?


Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $0.25 BB (8 handed) - Full Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

CO ($25)
Button ($25)
SB ($16.70)
Hero (BB) ($32.43)
UTG ($25)
UTG+1 ($25)
MP1 ($25)
MP2 ($20.47)

Preflop: Hero is BB with J, Q
3 folds, MP2 bets $0.75, 1 fold, Button calls $0.75, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.50

Flop: ($2.35) K, 4, 8 (3 players)
Hero checks, MP2 checks, Button bets $1.50, Hero raises to $4, 2 folds

Total pot: $5.35 | Rake: $0.26

Results:
Hero had J, Q.
Outcome: Hero won $5.09

Originally Posted by KnightofNarg

Consider that the success rate necessary of a complete bluff is Bet/(Bet+Pot), so $4/($3.85+$4), or ~51%.

So you think they fold >51% of the time?

Also, LAG'ing it up much there?

hm, I don't know
that's a difficult position to be in, specially being tight
I guess if they wouldn't fold >51%, that would be close to it

yes, you're correct about LAG
I usually try to estabilish this image when I join a table (I had played 36 hands at the time and I raised about 7 of them)
after a while I change gears

it's cool that you're trying to make plays and all but you've gotta make a few considerations instead of just raising

firstly pre is a fold, the guy has 80bb so he's not observant (he would have reloaded pre), you're way behind ranges, i'm sure you don't know how to deal with Qxx flops with correct frequencies, and above he's a fucking 7/5

think about your range when you c/r that flop. you can't have K8, so you can have two sets and Axhh, that's assuming you didn't lead them! i assume you auto 3b AK here and you can't c/r KQ for value vs this guy

you also wanna size flop bigger with your whole range, 5-5.5 oop, 4.5 is ok ip, 4 is too small

always hard to give advice for fullring because ranges are just so nitty and literally adding like one hand into a range can change everything.

This is a good spot to mix up your play. I actually like your call pre-flop and I like the check raise, although I would check raise a little bigger next time to discourage calls from QQ-99.

Strongly agree.

Originally Posted by piv

it's cool that you're trying to make plays and all but you've gotta make a few considerations instead of just raising

firstly pre is a fold, the guy has 80bb so he's not observant (he would have reloaded pre), you're way behind ranges, i'm sure you don't know how to deal with Qxx flops with correct frequencies, and above he's a fucking 7/5

think about your range when you c/r that flop. you can't have K8, so you can have two sets and Axhh, that's assuming you didn't lead them! i assume you auto 3b AK here and you can't c/r KQ for value vs this guy

you also wanna size flop bigger with your whole range, 5-5.5 oop, 4.5 is ok ip, 4 is too small

always hard to give advice for fullring because ranges are just so nitty and literally adding like one hand into a range can change everything.

Consider that the success rate necessary of a complete bluff is Bet/(Bet+Pot), so $4/($3.85+$4), or ~51%.

So you think they fold >51% of the time?



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