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    Default 67s weeeeeee Fold Equity @ 25NL - FR

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    Preflop range is : AQs+,66+,AQo+ (24+54 = 78 combos)
    My equity is 29.5%, I call because I am on the button.

    Flop: My equity against on the flop against his preflop range is now 42%, but he is likely c-beting most of his range, except 66-99, so that makes his range AQs+,AQo+, TT+ (24+3+24).

    The reason I raise instead of call is because I want to fold out better flush draws, which my raise should do plus if 66+ was c bet i drop out those hands and maybe jj and qq. Against the remaining range of TT,KK,AA I have 33% equity. So if he reraises all in I would need to call 17 into a pot of 31 or basically 33%.


    I still suck at these situations so this might be dumb against an unknown.

    PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.25 BB (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

    SB ($25.10)
    BB ($26.90)
    UTG ($36.05)
    UTG+1 ($22.10)
    MP1 ($24.75)
    MP2 ($26.90)
    MP3 ($27.70)
    CO ($15)
    Hero (Button) ($25)

    Preflop: Hero is Button with 6, 7
    2 folds, MP1 bets $1, 3 folds, Hero calls $1, 2 folds

    Flop: ($2.35) 10, 2, 3 (2 players)
    MP1 bets $2.25, Hero raises to $7, 1 fold

    Total pot: $6.85 | Rake: $0.30
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    His range misses the flop most of the time so your implied odds are low and your fold equity is high which combine to form CAPTAIN PLANET aka semi-bluff time.
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    Default Re: 67s weeeeeee Fold Equity @ 25NL - FR

    Quote Originally Posted by !Luck
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    Preflop range is : AQs+,66+,AQo+ (24+54 = 78 combos)
    My equity is 29.5%, I call because I am on the button.
    You need to elaborate on this, simply being on the button alone does not justify why you can call with this hand. Think how your hand plays against his preflop range when you are in position.

    Quote Originally Posted by !Luck

    Flop: My equity against on the flop against his preflop range is now 42%, but he is likely c-beting most of his range, except 66-99, so that makes his range AQs+,AQo+, TT+ (24+3+24).
    If you think he's c-betting AQ then he most likely c-bets 66-99 as well.

    Quote Originally Posted by !Luck

    The reason I raise instead of call is because I want to fold out better flush draws, which my raise should do plus if 66+ was c bet i drop out those hands and maybe jj and qq. Against the remaining range of TT,KK,AA I have 33% equity. So if he reraises all in I would need to call 17 into a pot of 31 or basically 33%.
    Better flush draws are not folding guaranteed, and you should not be eliminating them from his bet/calling or bet/raising range on this flop. Expecting him to fold JJ and QQ is overly optimistic as well.

    The main reason you should raise here is b/c he will have a very hard time continuing unless he has either a big hand or a big draw, so your fold equity is relatively high in this spot. He also probably won't re-raise with his 10x hands, which gives you an opportunity to improve by the river.


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    caddie444. That really adds more clarity. I guess I call this because I like playing 67s vs UTG raiser than a CO raiser as their likely ranges are tighter.
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    it's a leak to fold pre imo.

    hand is obv std.

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    AQs+,66+,AQo+ (24+54 = 78 combos)
    How do you get 78 combos? I get:

    {AQs+, 66+, Aqo+} = {2*4combos, 9*6combos, 2*12combos} = {8,54,24} = 86 combos total.

    No?
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    Quote Originally Posted by daviddem
    AQs+,66+,AQo+ (24+54 = 78 combos)
    How do you get 78 combos? I get:

    {AQs+, 66+, Aqo+} = {2*4combos, 9*6combos, 2*12combos} = {8,54,24} = 86 combos total.

    No?
    Does introduce some blockers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by celtic123
    Quote Originally Posted by daviddem
    AQs+,66+,AQo+ (24+54 = 78 combos)
    How do you get 78 combos? I get:

    {AQs+, 66+, Aqo+} = {2*4combos, 9*6combos, 2*12combos} = {8,54,24} = 86 combos total.

    No?
    Does introduce some blockers?
    Oops! Of course it does. So, preflop, that leaves only 3 combos for 66 and 3 for 77 (7s is also a blocker), so 6 combos removed by the blockers, that makes 80 instead of 86. I still don't get to 78 though. Help!
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    I think Its time to refrest spoons blockers thread.
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    Preflop range is : AQs+,66+,AQo+ (24+54 = 78 combos)
    AA= 6
    KK=6
    QQ=6
    JJ=6
    TT=6
    99=6
    88=6
    77=3
    66= 3
    =48
    AK (o+s)=16
    AQ (s+o)=16

    48+16+16 =80

    Thats what I arrive at. ATM
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    I did re-read it, I did recalculate, and I still get 80 combos. What am I missing here?

    !Luck, sorry for the hijack.

    edit: sorry, celtic123, didn't see your post before sending mine

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