Drew's 1-1 V.2.2

Oh yeah and probably fold preflop in the first one

Originally Posted by Deanglow

Oh yeah and probably fold preflop in the first one

wow, i thought calling pre here is pretty standard.

hand 1 i think reaaaaally depends on how villain perceives you. i'd rather have something like KQ/QJ/TJ with a backdoor flush draw on the flop if i was to plan to raise flop and fire two more here. i seriously doubt villain will fold any of AQ+ to a flop raise which reps only 6 combos (assuming you 3bet AK a decent amount). as regards our turn sizing, do you think it's better to set up stacks for ~PSB river shove or slightly less, or do we benefit from polarising our river range (by setting up slightly >PSB shove on the river)? the whole hand seems pretty marginal to me. but i haven't played FR for a while and regs seem to give far less credit in 6m.

hand 2 is pretty strange. i'd personally have bet flop and turn. as played i'd be checking back the river. his large turn sizing seems to suggest that he flopped pretty damn well and checked hoping you'd take a stab - i imagine he would cbet all non-paired hands. my best guess at his hand when he calls river is AA (edit: or KK)

Originally Posted by rpm

as regards our turn sizing, do you think it's better to set up stacks for ~PSB river shove or slightly less, or do we benefit from polarising our river range (by setting up slightly >PSB shove on the river)?

Even 'pro 100nl regs' are not good enough to remember how you set up a river shove last time, balancing is overrated in this situation. My idea was to have a slightly larger than psb on river, hoping it would increase FE.