No Limit Holdem Tournament • 2 Players • PokerStars
$6.85+$0.15
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| SB | Hero | 335 | |
| BB | MongoMcQueen | 665 | |
Blinds 10/20
- Pre-Flop (30, 2 players)Hero is SB
Hero raises to 40, MongoMcQueen goes all-in 665, Hero goes all-in 295
- Flop (670, 2 players, 2 all-in)
- Turn (670, 2 players, 2 all-in)
- River (670, 2 players, 2 all-in)
- Final Pot: 670
- Hero shows a pair of Threes - lower kicker
- MongoMcQueen shows a pair of Threes
- MongoMcQueen wins 1,000 (net +335)
- Hero lost 335
I want to ask what range we should min raise call(between 13-18 BB) vs population of players.I think hands like KJo,QJo,KTo,QTo are very strong just to limp with them in this blind level but every time the other player 3b shoved me i wonder to call or not with them.
I am by no means an expert in population tendencies, was playing up to $15s, now after some months break I'm starting all the way down...but I would expect the general tendencies to 3bs on $7 level to be something like this
and therefore my calling range would be
some players might shove less weaker aces or more kings, but that still does not make up for the fact that against my tendency estimate, this call with KJo is too wide. It becomes profitable around 30% range (normal distribution, no card removal for tricky plays for the sake of simplicity)
against this range, you can profitably call with(including KJo):
I'd love to hear some opinions from more experienced players, to what extent do they agree with my expectations about population tendencies to 3bs on $7 lvl.
images were added badly the last time, so I edited the post :)
One more update. Image adding is making fun of me in this thread
The 1st two pictures are for 25 BB right?And the 2nd two pictures are for 13-18 BB right?
actually both are for 25 bb deep, only thing that differs are 3bs percentages...my mistake I did not include this important info.Therefore, with your stack you could call a bit wider, but I don't have the exact ranges at my PC now (at work at the moment :) )
EDIT:
Math behind that is easy - you are calling 295 to what will become 670 after the call, therefore you need
295/670 = 44%
that is 2% less equity that what you need to call in my attached pictures...so maybe you can play around with these numbers or I will add another scenario range breakdown later