This is hand #19 and my seventh raise on the button. It is Villain's 3rd 3B. Previous 3Bs were from 60 to 140. This time was a min3B.Should I be raising this hand on the Flop or the Turn? I feel that he will double barrel much of the time. No Limit Holdem Tournament • 2 Players$22+$1Hand converted by the official HUSNG.com hand converterSBHero1280 BBSULZBACHMM1720 Effective Stacks: 64bbBlinds 10/20
- Pre-Flop (30, 2 players) Hero is SB
Hero raises to 60, SULZBACHMM raises to 100, Hero calls 40
- Flop (200, 2 players)
SULZBACHMM bets 180, Hero calls 180
- Turn (560, 2 players)
SULZBACHMM bets 180, Hero raises to 400, SULZBACHMM folds
- Final Pot: 1140
I think you played the hand good qattack, if you now he is gonna second barrel a ton like you say its nice to pick up those chips by letting him barrel away,The board is somewhat wet but shouldnt hit his 3bet range, if its a standard value 3bet range, so the only hands we a scared of here are AK, AQ and AA.
I wouldn't be scared of AQ here Don :) but I'm sure you meant KQ
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Ah yes :)
I think this is well played, you should get enough action from weaker hands on average.Now, what could change the turn decision from a raise to a flat call? Probably some significant "he fires barrels with air a ton and just tries to push me off of hands" type read. In which case, the stack sizes line up well enough to flat call (I think around a 900 chip pot with ~800 chips behind) the turn and pick up river bluff value.There is also some merit to flatting to protect your hand from stronger hands, but that's more common against a very tight and/or very passive bettor that isn't likely to bluff much.But in most cases, I think you played this well.