NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

rancid

shove it all in baby !  profitable in long term,,,,

though maybe not in this case i guess by your tone !!!

rancid

Like WTF - what do we do )
smells like 2 pr/set, do we seriously pot control on turn :S

I guess my image on this table is aggro

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
markisking	Small blind		£0.05	£0.05	£12.17
jack100	Big blind		£0.10	£0.15	£8.30
	Your hole cards	A A
YOUNG_GUN	Fold
rancid	Raise		£0.30	£0.45	£10.54
markisking	Fold
jack100	Call		£0.20	£0.65	£8.10
Flop
		10 9 5
jack100	Check
rancid	Bet		£0.33	£0.98	£10.21
jack100	Raise		£0.80	£1.78	£7.30
rancid	Raise		£2.16	£3.94	£8.05
jack100	Call		£1.69	£5.63	£5.61
Turn
		3
jack100	Check
rancid

DOHHHHHHH

Id cbet bigger.

If I'm 3betting flop I'd make it abit bigger.

Turn is a good card just shove 5.61 into 5.63.

rancid

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

Id cbet bigger. If I'm 3betting flop I'd make it abit bigger. Turn is a good card just shove 5.61 into 5.63.
Posted by DOHHHHHHH

Why bigger on both counts ?

DOHHHHHHH

For valueeeee.

even 10p more on the cbet & 20p more on the 3bet makes the p/s ratio alot better for us on't turn. 

4 into 6 or something like that is better than 5.5 into 5.5.

simonnatur

dont think many players are sophisticated enough at this level to reraise your flop  bet and then only flat your re re raise. his hand looks a lot like top pair / overcards plus str8 draw

if they have 2 pr plus and your hand looks a lot like an overpair - surely they shove here?

WHOAMI196

Your probably crushing his range here, im looking to stack oppo here 90% of the time if the board stays dry, leaving the other 10 percent to nitty players. You should not worry to be up against set's to often, esp when the board can give him so many hands that you beat.

simonnatur

as you say your image is aggro, this makes the above even more likely. theyre going to put you on air a lot of the time the way the action went pre.

Dudeskin8

Yh defo cbet more, half-pot is what you should bet with your air hands, AK/AQ etc, here you want value from draws TP etc.

And yeah 3bet MUCH bigger like £3.00+.

Turn snap shove win moniez.

rancid

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

For valueeeee. even 10p more on the cbet & 20p more on the 3bet makes the p/s ratio alot better for us on't turn.  4 into 6 or something like that is better than 5.5 into 5.5.
Posted by DOHHHHHHH

valooooooooooooooooooo ok )

Setting up p/s of 1:1 is bad on turn, that's what I am aiming for on turn - ez shove to get called
Basically better to make it impossible for them to fold turn, right! I hear ya - I think:S

WHOAMI196

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

Yh defo cbet more, half-pot is what you should bet with your air hands,AK/AQ etc, here you want value from draws TP etc. And yeah 3bet MUCH bigger like £3.00+. Turn snap shove win moniez.
Posted by Dudeskin8

Don't do this lol, bet little over half-pot when you have bluff-to-nuts on a DRY-BOARD, bet 2/3 with bluff-to-nuts on a WET-BOARD as your oppo will more likely call with draws if you give them ridiculous good odds to call, you will get out-drawn over time.

AMYBR

Lol.  Just updating my notes, ty WhoAMI


With Image being aggro I lead a bet that I hope he calls/ships over, likely £2.10 to £2.30.  No point over thinking this IMO.  Hate it when our aggro factou out levels us.  Is my biggest weakness online.

If there is danger here I dont think we can avoid it.  I likely dont pt control this shallow after flop action, I just look to get it in @ turn.

Dudeskin8

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh : Don't do this lol, bet little over half-pot when you have bluff-to-nuts on a DRY-BOARD, bet 2/3 with bluff-to-nuts on a WET-BOARD as your oppo will more likely call with draws if you give them ridiculous good odds to call, you will get out-drawn over time.
Posted by WHOAMI196

Well HP is what I refered to as in this case that's what he used, my average standard is probz 60% so 39p here but in general if they're gonna fold for 39p they'll fold for 33p so you save overtime.

rancid

Don’t worry about my half pot bet on flop

Oppo probably wasn’t paying attention anyway, but it was more based around what I have done before with a double barel bluff that went very bad,  init YG )

But there I go again thinking oppo actually think at this level )

Anyways we shall continue, tell me more about your flop sizing )

WHOAMI196

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh : Well HP is what I refered to as in this case that's what he used, my average standard is probz 60% so 39p here but in general if they're gonna fold for 39p they'll fold for 33p so you save overtime.
Posted by Dudeskin8

Just have a balanced betting pattern, throw some curve ball now-and-again, but importantly though, your betting size should differ depending on the board texture . . . just balance your range!(by not making it obvious that your weak/strong)

WHOAMI196

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

Lol.  Just updating my notes, ty WhoAMI
Posted by AMYBR

........."shark" will do just fine.

Dudeskin8

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh : Just have a balanced betting pattern, throw some curve ball now-and-again, but importantly though, your betting size should differ depending on the board texture . . . just balance your range!(by not making it obvious that your weak/strong)
Posted by WHOAMI196

A lot of this depends on your oppoonant having a brain/thinking not many at micro's possess this ability.

WHOAMI196

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh : A lot of this depends on your oppoonant having a brain/thinking not many at micro's possess this ability.
Posted by Dudeskin8

Trust me on this, betting correctly is very important, regardless if your opponent is playing unconsciously of his "surroundings". If you climb the stakes ladder this will come more apparent but bad habits die hard, so its important to grasp it early.

rancid

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh : Trust me on this, betting correctly is very important, regardless if your opponent is playing unconsciously of his "surroundings". If you climb the stakes ladder this will come more apparent but bad habits die hard, so its important to grasp it early.
Posted by WHOAMI196

Surely it's better to bet flop 2/3 or 3/4  pot all the time - rarther than changing to suit texture

WHOAMI196

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh : Surely it's better to bet flop 2/3 or 3/4  pot all the time - rarther than changing to suit texture
Posted by rancid

you can bet the same all the time that's fineEDIT but you'r putting you'r self in tough spots. Since you can only categorize the board two ways "Wet" or "Dry" the ideal is to make the best of the situation. If the board is dry e.g j73 rainbow, and you hold AK there's no need to bet big because a smaller bet will do the same job, plus you are controlling the pot size and risking less when you get unwanted action. If you had pocket 33 there, if you bet big (close to pot) you will only push your customer out. Quite the opposite when it's a wet-board though.

rancid

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh:

In Response to Re: NL10 AA blaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh : you can bet the same all the time that's fineEDIT but you'r putting you'r self in tough spots. Since you can only categorize the board two ways "Wet" or "Dry" the ideal is to make the best of the situation. If the board is dry e.g j73 rainbow, and you hold AK there's no need to bet big because a smaller bet will do the same job, plus you are controlling the pot size and risking less when you get unwanted action. If you had pocket 33 there, if you bet big (close to pot) you will only push your customer out. Quite the opposite when it's a wet-board though.
Posted by WHOAMI196

Yeah I kinda get what your saying as to bet bigger with wet flops, just because you would with a balanced range

 

And also the other way if the flop is dry then you wouldn’t need to bet bigger with a balanced range

 

I hear ya, seems very logical

 

2/3 dry

¾ wet

 

would that seem about right in the majority v oppo who stations

and:

 

just over half dry

2/3 wet

 

v capable regs

 

May have to give this some thought :S

grantorino

havent read all replies but either fold to flop raise or intend to get your stack over line. I dont mind flatting flop raise ip on that board. As played shove turn

bet and raise more on flop