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Message: [QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 4907301, member: 103914"] [b]To barrel or not to barrel?[/b] [COLOR=#222533]Pacific, $0.10/$0.20 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 9 Players[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]SB: $6.39 (32 bb)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533][B]Hero (BB): $40.16 (200.8 bb)[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]UTG+1: $20.83 (104.2 bb)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]UTG+2: $24.70 (123.5 bb)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]MP1: $26.33 (131.7 bb)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]MP2: $21.51 (107.6 bb)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]MP3: $20 (100 bb)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533][B]CO: $66.44 (332.2 bb)VPIP: 14, PFR: 10, 3B: 3, AF: 3.7, Hands: 817[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]BTN: $18.69 (93.5 bb)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533][B]Preflop[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#222533]: Hero is BB with 4[/COLOR][COLOR=red]♦[/COLOR][COLOR=#222533] 6[/COLOR][COLOR=red]♦[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]5 folds, [/COLOR][COLOR=red]CO raises to $0.60[/COLOR][COLOR=#222533], BTN calls $0.60, [/COLOR][COLOR=grey]SB folds[/COLOR][COLOR=#222533], Hero calls $0.40[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533][B]Flop[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#222533]: ($1.90) 5[/COLOR][COLOR=red]♦[/COLOR][COLOR=#222533] 5[/COLOR][COLOR=black]♠[/COLOR][COLOR=#222533] 7[/COLOR][COLOR=red]♦[/COLOR][COLOR=blue] (3 players)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]Hero checks, [/COLOR][COLOR=red]CO bets $1.26[/COLOR][COLOR=#222533], [/COLOR][COLOR=grey]BTN folds[/COLOR][COLOR=#222533], [/COLOR][COLOR=red]Hero raises to $3.87[/COLOR][COLOR=#222533], CO calls $2.61[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533][B]Turn[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#222533]: ($9.64) J[/COLOR][COLOR=black]♠[/COLOR][COLOR=blue] (2 players)[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]Hero?[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]Firstly I think I should have raised a bigger on the flop bearing in mind how deep we are, but what do we do now? Villain is tighter than average.[/COLOR] [COLOR=#222533]I had planned to barrel all three streets here, but I'm not convinced this villain will lay down an overpair even to a shove if all the obvious draws miss. I started to regret having raised flop into such a tight player. Thoughts appreciated?[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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