2 players (stacks): BB ($1390) Hero (BTN) ($1610) Blinds: $10/$20 Pre-flop: ($30, 2 players) Hero is BTN: K, 9 Hero raises to $40, BB raises to $160, Hero calls $120 Flop: 4, 7, 3 ($320, 2 players) BB bets $100, Hero raises to $200, BB calls $100 Turn: 3 ($720, 2 players) BB checks, Hero bets $350, BB calls $350 River: K ($1420, 2 players) BB checks, Hero bets $420, BB raises to $680 (All-in), Hero calls $260 Final Pot: $2780 Results follows: BB shows [Qs, 3c ] Hero shows [Kd, 9d ]
What a sick. I can't post this hand in correct form.
First of all you really must write down reads, or at least tell us you are readless. Why? There are opponents I will fold K9s after a 3-bet, specially this high. If he 3-bets you constantly (a thing I suppose seeing the result, you can opt for limping this hand just calling the raise. Sometimes against a maniac you can shove - all player dependent).The minraise on the flop is really bad. What do you want to achieve with this bet? There is literally no hand he will fold. If you want to bluff on this flop, set up stacks for a turn shove....
BB ($1390) Hero (BTN) ($1610) Blinds: $10/$20 Pre-flop: ($30, 2 players) Hero is BTN: K, 9 Hero raises to $40, BB raises to $160, Hero calls $120 Flop: 4, 7, 3 ($320, 2 players) BB bets $100, Hero raises to $200, BB calls $100 Turn: 3 ($720, 2 players) BB checks, Hero bets $350, BB calls $350 River: K ($1420, 2 players) BB checks, Hero bets $420, BB raises to $680 (All-in), Hero calls $260
pre: i'm assuming your calling since hes a very agressive guy who have 3bet you a ton.Flop: Okay since you are able to say hes aggressive it would be nice to help what kind of agression he have used C/r ?, 3betting , donk betting, betsizings. i think the raise here can be justified if he have donk bet bigger on board hes more likely to have hit, bc then this looks weak but if you are going to raise here make it 350 bc there is 620 in the pot after you minR and he only have to call 100 more. okay to tired to come up with any reasonable comments on the rest of the hand right now
Assuming you had good reason to call preflop (which usually means he's 3betting light and/or you know a lot of ways to steal pots postflop) I would usually attack the turn here, meaning a flat call on the flop then a bet on the turn once he checks.But postflop really should be based on your reads, if you have none then preflop is almost always better to fold here.Keep in mind that when you use a minraise this deep, even if it's 100% of hands, he has to 3bet a very large % of hands to really exploit you, assuming you'll often fold to 3bets without solid hands (decent broadways, stronger aces and good pocket pairs).