Eyresy
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There was no real reads playing with him for 20mins, I did see him run a 3B 2 barrel bluff and give up river. Would assume capable of 3B bluffing.
Agree decision with QQ and Ak seems a lot more simple but didn’t want to fold out his bluffs with KK + when its quite easy to get stacks in post.
If we go with the small 4B though, what would You do as a bluff?
Villain ended up having AsQs and flopping a flush and I turned top set, had the flush blocker too, so showers for me :D. I don’t think the result would have been any different if I’d 4B
Thanks for response. Interesting info
June 6, 2022 | 3:40 a.m.
I had a hand whilst I was shot taking 5 10 20 at the casino where I was a bit unsure what to do preflop.
BTN calls straddle for 20. hero small blind makes it 100 with KsKd, BB 3! To 310. I wasn’t sure the best move from here as I have 1700 in stack, it felt too much to shove and in game thought that 4B would have committed my whole stack anyway.
I ended up calling but in hindsight I think I prefer making a small 4B to 800 or so.
It made me wonder with these kind of situations where is the threshold in terms of 4B sizing and when is it better to just shove if you are commuting stack anyway? What would the difference have been OOP and IP? I would usually 4B more OOP as you can better control equity denial.
Any thoughts much appreciated
Yeah never played with him before. 20mins of play in. I think small 4B prob would have worked better in hindsight.
Cheers
June 6, 2022 | 3:41 a.m.