Yeah questionable turn lead. Im also not a big fan of the 3-bet pre but it's kind of common on these stakes. 4-bet size should be a also larger imo. Kind of invites any two to see a flop.Station_Master said:
4bet to 24bb is pretty standard, sure odds are ok but oop facing a strong range so its still a tough spotSuns of Beaches said:
Isn't that pretty standard at some frequency? Hits villains range so can push off lots of better hands as a bluff or start building for value vs hands that just ain't folding. Are you saying just too many AA KK in villains ranges so let's pot control?Station_Master said:
Not really as its a 4bet pot. Out of position has like 4 combos with a 6 in it (76s and 65s which are standard defends), in position has 6 boat combos, plus lots of thick value so I dont think its a leading spot. That said i am not a high stakes reg and havent run a SIM so dont know for sure.monkeytilter said:Isn't that pretty standard at some frequency? Hits villains range so can push off lots of better hands as a bluff or start building for value vs hands that just ain't folding. Are you saying just too many AA KK in villains ranges so let's pot control?
The thing I find weird about this hand is calling the 4 bet with so little behind?? Taking a flop with 67s with SPR <2? Is this a GTO crusher or a business man?
Nice river dealer, algorithm all set up for max raking but that's another post
The 6-7 guy is .1% after the flop and 2.27% after the turn. There is a live hand on YouTube in which a guy goes all-in heads-up with A-6 against aces and hits two 6s but that is nothing like as bad as this. I have always said though that if someone can afford to play for these insanely high stakes there must be something more productive he can do with his time.Suns of Beaches said:GGPoker Hand #196196426
NL ₮10,000 Battle (SPECIAL) I - §50/§100 - NL Hold'em [Jan 24, 2025 5:39pm EST]pokeit.co
Feel free to discuss. Its an observed hand.
Note: tried everything to put it into the cc converter but no luck 😟
Crusher. A high volume one at that.monkeytilter said:
It's not rigged.monkeytilter said:Nice river dealer, algorithm all set up for rake maxxing but that's another post
S3mper said:
thedarkman said:
nice to see that but as we all see - 76s is also very well. be carefull - I am sure that most of us would play hard suited connectors. Of course in that case a lot of luck Good Luck for ALL(in) xD
This is actually a good hand at hi-lo. It was cheap to enter the pot and easy to get away from if I miss the flop. In view of what he is playing, I can still make the low after the flop. After the turn he is 15% and can't give me credit for a house?Suns of Beaches said:
Sorry I missed that it was an 08 tournament.thedarkman said:
Your statements stands, it's not even a good PLO8 handSuns of Beaches said:
A744 no suit. I'd much prefer villain's hand in what is likely to be a heads up pot as it's higher equity and more importantly a lot more likely to realise that equity.thedarkman said:
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It is very interesting and moreover certainly full of emotions - playing such hand.
In my opinion, it's not a shame to lose Full House VS 4 four-of-a-kind.
And (76s) - suited connectors - a very good hand to beat AA. Theoretically, 56s is the best hand against two AA
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