Knowing when to fold big overpairs - cash

rancid

Yo, I need some help please
I seem to be getting myself in these spot on wet boards with overpairs and facing a raise
I am finding it difficult to let go of big pairs on such wet & prd flops
Should we easily fold these spots or is it just a lot easier on dry boards


advice please - thanks

oppo in his hand is a very capabel REG - but I am finding myself in spots verus randoms where I raise ep and get called.....and face similar action on wet/prd boiards

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
rancid	Small blind		£0.10	£0.10	£40.91
jph194	Big blind		£0.20	£0.30	£21.74
	Your hole cards	A A
thebabe	Fold
X	Raise		£0.60	£0.90	£19.70
monte92	Call		£0.60	£1.50	£6.21
weg276	Fold
rancid	Raise		£2.20	£3.70	£38.71
jph194	Fold
X	Call		£1.70	£5.40	£18.00
monte92	Fold
Flop
		9 Q 9
rancid	Bet		£4.05	£9.45	£34.66
X	Raise		£10.80	£20.25	£7.20
rancid

percival09

I'd probz bet smaller

obv in this spot you're always shoving

on more wet boards, vs specific opponents, there's definitely a time to fold overpairs but you shouldn't worry about it too much - it isn't going to be a deciding factor in how successful you are at cash. most of the time you'll be good just be wary and reads are v.important when facing a raise

SJspanky1

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Yo, I need some help please I seem to be getting myself in these spot on wet boards with overpairs and facing a raise I am finding it difficult to let go of big pairs on such wet & prd flops Should we easily fold these spots or is it just a lot easier on dry boards advice please - thanks oppo in his hand is a very capabel REG - but I am finding myself in spots verus randoms where I raise ep and get called.....and face similar action on wet/prd boiards Player Action Cards Amount Pot Balance rancid Small blind   £0.10 £0.10 £40.91 jph194 Big blind   £0.20 £0.30 £21.74   Your hole cards A A       thebabe Fold         X Raise   £0.60 £0.90 £19.70 monte92 Call   £0.60 £1.50 £6.21 weg276 Fold         rancid Raise   £2.20 £3.70 £38.71 jph194 Fold         X Call   £1.70 £5.40 £18.00 monte92 Fold         Flop     9 Q 9       rancid Bet   £4.05 £9.45 £34.66 X Raise   £10.80 £20.25 £7.20 rancid
Posted by rancid

These spots can be difficult when we are deep and looking at very wet boards.

 In this instance its a pretty easy call for me as only hands beating us are those holding a 9 or a pair of Queens. Opponent could well have J10 or any combo of A/K/Q/Jh, if loose he could have u/s broadway cards and still be happy to get the money in on the flop. Call and hope he misses.

Dudeskin8

Can't be folding on this board in 3bet pot 100bb deep IMO, if he's a decent REG he shouldn't have any 9x's here and if he has QQ surely it goes in pre. 

For me most likely AQ/KQ or a strong draw but either way it's a simple shove. 

KAM99

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In Response to Knowing when to fold big overpairs - cash : These spots can be difficult when we are deep and looking at very wet boards.  In this instance its a pretty easy call for me as only hands beating us are those holding a 9 or a pair of Queens. Opponent could well have J10 or any combo of A/K/Q/Jh, if loose he could have u/s broadway cards and still be happy to get the money in on the flop. Call and hope he misses.
Posted by SJspanky1

Call? really? Thats just blah really. Guys only got £7 behind in a big pot, and is never folding now. So call is pointless. Ship it in or fold is really your only choices here.

As for the hand. Ship it in all day. Yes you may find him flipping over QQ, but to not ship would suck, as only hands you are beaten by right now are trips which are fairly unlikely given preflop action and fact you say he is a solid reg, and so only really then by QQ or 99. He could easy do this with KK, AQ (maybe) and draws etc,

I get the issue with OP, but if we start foding to flop 3bets seeing sets every time it will get just as costly playing them in the long run as losing a buyin when when they do have a set to the other times when they don't. Anyway thats my opinion on it, and its just an opinion, and we all know that everyones got one. Take what you want from it or ignore it. hehe

IDONKCALLU

u bet this amount to go all in right looks like opponent has a q or a flush draw cant see how he has a 9 here once u 4 bet preflop unlees hes a lag and called with a 9 i be happy to go all in here 

grantorino

Don't fold over pairs in 3bet pots 100bb deep in general

Also cbet is too big

rancid

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Don't fold over pairs in 3bet pots 100bb deep in general Also cbet is too big
Posted by grantorino

why c bet smaller, room to fold some of the time :S

percival09

in a 3b pot its usually standard to bet half of pot ish which gives villain room to make a move + the pot is already pretty big so you don't have to bet this much, esp with stacks as they are here

also it's probz less likely you're bluffing with such a big bet like this

I'd probz bet £3 in op