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Potplucker
@potplucker
Did a review of this hand. The villain put in money every street. The river bet put me all in for remaining 59 blinds. So getting nearly 3.9-1 odds. Its sort of a no brainer call with 2 pair imo. Got to win just once in 4 times to about break even. Twice to be well in profit. If the river had completed a flush and 4 liner of a straight then maybe may find folds there with 2 pair. Would enjoy reading comments.
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and42🎩
@and42
Depends on the sizings. Did he 3bet preflop? Did he donk bet the flop? How big? How big was the turn bet? River bet of 59bb is huge, so I would think with which worse hands could he bet so big? AJ or AT? Missed flush? It could be a set or other 2 pairs which would be bigger than yours. And of course a 9, cause he could had a Q9 which he was betting all streets and arived in the river. For me thats a fold, I would find better spots to get him 🙂
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Potplucker
@potplucker
Thank you for the reply and questions. I will try to answer each. Did he 3bet preflop? Yes, villain did 3bet preflop. I opened for 2.4 bb and villain as big blind 3bet to 10.8 blinds. My primary coach (https://chasingpokergreatness.com) indicate a fold to this raise. Ranges were developed by mass data and PIO solver. A secondary source (RangeTrainer.app) of ranges that are more GTO based indicate call. I leaned toward this because the villain with fairly strong stats over a small +200 hand sample seemed to be a bit more aggressive this session with 3bets. I had the hand that might be able to exploit that aggression.
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Potplucker
@potplucker
Did he donk bet the flop? Yes, a small size of about 25% pot. Since it was a fairly dynamic wet board and I did hit 2nd pair I called. Reason being that I am often in the lead verses this bet size but because its so wet its not a spot I would like to raise.
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Potplucker
@potplucker
How big was the turn bet? Villain went for large sizing lead of 24.6 blinds in response to the 6h turn. About 70% pot size. This is certainly a bet that brings concern. If I am ahead then the 6h likely not going to change that. It will also swell the pot that folding the river will take good amount of discipline. Getting near 4-1 on the river bet is a great reason to get the money since just need to win 25% of the time. In hindsight, had I considered the my remaining stack verses pot I may had found a jam here on the turn. Trying to deny equity to all villain draws and protect the hand.
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