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bad fold?
My first post here so bear with me
1/2 NL online, no reads on villian folded around to hero in MP2 with KK, raise to $10 (too small?), villian calls in the SB, 2 to the flop both w/$190 or so. Flop is J J 4 rainbow, villian checks, hero bets $15, villian min raises to $30, hero calls (come back over the top here?) Turn was a blank 6 and villian bet out $45, after some consideration I folded believing he had AJ, KJ, or maybe TJs Did I play it too weak/tight from the start, tough to tell with no reads if I made a good laydown. |
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Re: bad fold?
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#3
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Good fold
Preflop: raise less. 5x BB is too much IMO. 3-4x BB when first in seems right to me. People at this limit are going to call with some GOOFY nonsense, so keep the pot small from the get-go to avoid getting tied to the pot. Build a pot when you have or are fairly certain to have a very strong hand.
At these limits, people have a very hard time betting correctly when they don't have it. Getting check-raised and having them put more than $20 in one bet on the turn screams that you're beat. Fistdantilus |
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Re: Good fold
Yeah I would fold this too.
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Re: bad fold?
No way is the raise too much that would be my minimum raise at a relatively tight table
I have never used the 3x the BB rule in NL I dont need an 8 handed flop with kings |
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Re: bad fold?
You played it great IMO.
Maybe bet a little more on the flop. Fold to the raise. If you call the raise, definitly fold on turn if no improve. |
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