plays 43/30 8AF 3 handed over small sample
steals 50%+ range vs regs
high cbet like 80%
cb turn 4/6

i call very wide basically any no garbage hand, 3bet offsuit aces and kings, 22-55 someand premiums and junk.

I suppose he should barrel any draw like 45, hearts, all diamonds and most likely stuff like KJ KT TJ too as I'll be expected to pee wide fold most of my non Ax hands floats on the turn. I think he views me as a reasonably aggressive/floaty reg

1) Turn play
- weakest made hand in our calling range?
- weakest draw we peel with
- should we have a raising range OTT at all and what would it be?

2) River play - I assume his range will be very weak when he checks; do you like this sizing both with our value hands (induce a call/spazz) and bluffs (should somewhat look credible as AJ type hand and it needs to work 27%, his air range will be more than that alone)?

I'm also posting these on a paid hand eval forum if anyone wants to see their advice or discuss hands this way just pm - I doubt anybody has the time to answer in detail here.
I play pure exploitably but once I get better at this it can easily be used to construct gto close ranges and what not - it's been useful so far.

On October 08 2013 12:49 LemOn[5thF] wrote: I'll be expected to pee wide

hehehe

:d

Dealt to Hero []

you got no cards?

I have a range of cards -,-

On October 08 2013 16:36 LemOn[5thF] wrote: I have a range of cards -,-

kjdd looks good.

got advice
Preflop: vs 50% range, you have an easy call with A2o+, K2o+. I would 3bet worse hands like Q2o, J2o.

Turn: I think you can call again with 6X and some 77/88 type of hand which you didn't 3bet.
Weakest draw? Maybe a T hi flush draw. I'm folding 45.

I'm definitely raising 33/66 here. Kind of hard to raise combo draws though, cos the pot is pretty small and it's hard to commit yourself after raising. You also don't have any OESFD combos besides 45 and it's easier to commit yourself when you have 30% equity (and thus only need 30% pot odds as opposed to 25% with a GSSFD).

I think you can bluff raise some of the weaker flush draws which you don't really want to call with. And maybe some gutshots if he's playing too weakly.

small size doesn't make sense. I would just half pot or 3/4 pot here.

Small size only makes sense if you think he'll usually check/fold. Here the flush and straight draw did miss (he's not putting you on so many combos of diamonds).

Example: Villain c/r Flop and barrel Turn and checks River - He reps something which is giving up.

Here he bets twice and checks River. There's no indication that he will necessarily be giving up at a really high frequency.