Micro stakes: Is my thought process correct?
Posted by hman1992
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hman1992
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Micro stakes: Is my thought process correct?
Blinds: $0.01/$0.02 (6 Players)
BN: $1.73
SB: $4.96
BB: $2.00
UTG: $2.02
MP: $2.10 (Hero)
CO: $2.11
SB: $4.96
BB: $2.00
UTG: $2.02
MP: $2.10 (Hero)
CO: $2.11
No reads. 87bb effective stacks.
Preflop
($0.03)
Hero is MP with
A
2
, , , ,
Suited A in an unopened pot. I believe this is a standard open from MP considering effective stacks. Plan to fold to any 3bet larger than 6bb.
Flop
($0.19)
A
5
6
, ,
Dry flop so i'm not worried about protection. I try to c-bet a polarized range so I think this is a good spot to check my weak TP and strengthen my turn range in spots where I check flop. Also my hand isn't strong enough to go three streets.
Turn
($0.19)
A
5
6
A
, , ,
After it checks through and BB checks again I think i've usually got the best hand and now want start getting value from all spade draws, TT-77, 44-22, 5x, 6x, 78,89,34,23. Is my bet sizing ok in this spot? Would appreciate advice on optimal size in this spot.
River
($0.39)
A
5
6
A
T
, , ,
All draws brick and after BB checks again I believe i'm still good. TT gets there but not certain it's in villain's range as they would likely squeeze preflop. I choose a small sizing but don't have great reasons for that so once again advice is appreciated. With the way villain played the hand I think the c/r is a response to my small bet sizing and could be a bluff. Is this a call or fold?
This is my standard thought process during a hand. I would appreciate any advice on whether this is incorrect or if i'm not considering things I should be. Also advice on the river spot would be appreciated. Thanks
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