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In this hand we cold call a 3 bet with JJ and face a big shove postflop. Do we have the price to call off with JJ?
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this is a snap call as played. pre flop i like a 4 bet.
besides TT you’re also going to be calling with w/e AXd you call pf with. I think JJ is also a call and everything worse is a fold.
I didn’t put the villain on that hand lol
Preflop I prefer to fold or 4-bet. The default is actually to fold, but if EP opener is loose, and SB aware and taking advantage of this, its a fine spot to come over the top with a 4-bet. As played and given the loose EP player, postflop seem fine. SB is the player, who is most likely to have us dominated with QQ-AA. So when he gets out of the way, we are either against a set or a draw most of the time, and we are priced in to call it off.
i'd see this as a matter of getting the proper odds for set-mining…but you'd have to fold if EP was to raise behind you, so perhaps just a fold? clear fold on the flop…EP is either crushing you with QQ or TT or at worst suited overs like maybe KQdd (which is still ahead at 52.63% (a-rag diamonds about the same)…you aren't getting enough equity against that range
one of the better calls you've done, thanks Bart 🙂
I don't think you can ever fold this in a vacuum, tbh. Price is just too good. If the villain is on the tighter side ( read; leaning towards sets ) you could make the fold.
This dude shouldn’t be playing 10-10- this cold call is doody
You're facing an UTG open and you're going to be OOP vs. that strong range. And now the SB is saying "I want to play a 3-bet pot OOP against an UTG range" when he 3-bets. So you're against like some gnarly ranges. Why not just flat your entire playable range here? By 4-betting or folding, don't you fold out a lot of hands with good equity and also allow UTG to play perfectly when you do have AA or KK? Like, what's your 4-bet bluffing range in this spot? Your value range is so narrow that you're face-up whenever you 4-bet. If you protect your flatting range here with AA, then you can induce UTG to 4-bet jam his KK and AK and you print money in that case, and can safely fold JJ without fear of being exploitable.