![]() I estimate he's opening around 70% on the button(22+, A2+, K2+, Q4+, J6+, T6+, 96+, 86+, 76, Q2s+, J2s+, T2s+, 94s+, 84s+, 74s+, 63s+, 52s+, 42s+, 32s), and I plan to 3 bet him with a wide range(44+, A7+, K9+, QT+, A6s+, K7s+, Q9s+, JTs+, 36.2%.) I've left out some unsuited hands that have an immediate edge in the name of reverse implied odds, but I left QT in there because it dominates so many hands in his range(though it was on the fence.) This 3 betting range has a good edge vs his range(60.32% to 39.68% equity preflop). He's no maniac postflop, so I don't expect him to spew if I play the flat all/check raise a lot of flops game. I think because of the tight player in the small blind he has disregarded that player almost completely and he is treating it as a heads up game between the two of us. He's adjusted to his excellent button position by opening very wide when it folds to him. I'm two to his left when he's on the button, but the table is playing loose passive so we haven't tangled that much. This theoretical opponent has a good seat with fish to his right and a tight player to his left. ![]() Whether it's a style thing or a value thing is a discussion we've already had. So as some of you know, I like to 3 bet from the big blind against wide range openers.
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