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Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
I'm having problems justifying my donk-overbet-flop-push here (and in general) - do you think it would be better if I were to just call villains' donk raise on the flop?
I do make these moves with sets too, fwiw, but I think Im giving too much away here. Villain is a bit of an unimaginative nut peddlar, 17%vpip, 3%pfr from 100 hands, and does nothing extraordinary. The game is 200NL 6max on Crypto. My stack (SB) $198 Villain (BB) has me covered. 3 limpers, I complete with J8[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], Villain checks. Flop: $8: 5 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 4 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] J [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] I bet $8, Villain makes it $16, all fold to me and I push. Thoughts appreciated. Cheers! Ojo_Rojo Edit: How do I get xmas hats on my avatar? Thanks! |
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
why not just make a pot sized 3-bet?
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
Certainly I would have done if I had position, but I didnt want to risk being stuck on a blank turn OOP.
I guessed a smooth call would be better than a 3-bet, no? Ojo_Rojo |
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
I like a call and check-raise all-in on most turns.
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
The problem with pushing is you will rarely/never get called by a hand you're ahead of. Depending on the player I will sometimes pump it to $60 (with the intention of pushing the turn if called) or I may just call and see a cheap turn card. Against a player like the one you explained I think calling is the best play on the flop. There is no way a tight player like this one is calling with less than a set, unless he limped with a big pair.
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
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Villain is a bit of an unimaginative nut peddlar, 17%vpip, 3%pfr from 100 hands, and does nothing extraordinary. [/ QUOTE ] Your jack and flush could both be dominated. This looks like one of those spots where if villain is willing to come along, to a push, you will be behind. He could have a straight draw, but I see a lot of sets/2prs against nits with this action. I would call and try to get more in on the turn depending on the card. If the flush gets there, lead, if he comes over the top I fold to a nit. If the turn blanks, check, if he raises it depends on the implied odds (if any). |
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
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There is no way a tight player like this one is calling with less than a set, unless he limped with a big pair. [/ QUOTE ] I take your point, thanks. However, if this is true, then there is also a good chance I can get villain to fold a better hand. Ojo_Rojo |
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
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Your jack and flush could both be dominated. [/ QUOTE ] I prefer your line to mine, and I agree that if my push is called I'm not happy. However I think my hand is only really dominated by a set. Ojo_Rojo |
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
With your read on Villain as a nutpeddler his miniraise must scare you. Looks like a set or a higher flush draw, I'm calling and proceed with caution.
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Re: Am I overplaying draws again? 200NL
If villain will fold anything less than a set, this is a great move, but in my opinion, overbetting the pot all-in seems too much like a draw. He has to be thinking, why would he raise to 5 times the pot if he wants to keep me in? If you want to represent a set, I think calling the flop and check-raising the turn all-in seems like a good idea.
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