200NL - QQ

[v2k]

I don't know much about the villain, he's only raised 2 times in 54 hands before this one:

$1/$2 No Limit Holdem
8 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Profiles and Stacks:
17.1/5.3/0.9 (76) UTG ($200.00)
26.7/2.7/1.0 (75) UTG+1 ($198.00)
54.5/0.0/0.7 (11) MP1 ($175.75)
28.6/17.9/3.0 (28) MP2 ($31.00)
17.5/6.7/2.2 (120) CO ($387.00)
15.8/4.4/4.5 (114) Hero ($197.00)
27.3/6.1/2.4 (66) SB ($246.80)
37.0/22.2/15.0 (54) BB ($207.11)

Pre-flop: ($3, 8 players) Hero is BTN
UTG calls $2, 4 folds, Hero raises to $10, SB raises to $30, 1 fold, UTG folds, Hero calls $20

Flop: ($64, 2 players)
SB bets $40, $40 to Hero ($167)?

[Ravageur]

meh, you could call and hope he slows down but I think shoving is bad. Folding is probably best

[minSim]

I'm at least calling the flop and would have a very hard time folding a non A-K turn tbh. It depends very much on the villain, this could be one to fold it....but 66 hands isn't that big of a sample.

[Kagey]

I have a question. If a SB who is raising 6%, even over a small sample re-raises you (bearing in mind how tight you are playing), what is his range?

If we narrow this down to QQ+,AK and a little air, aren't we better folding pre-flop, since we're effectively set hunting without the odds.

Once you've called the flop and it's 3 unders, I'd feel obliged to call, but then you have the same problem if there's no A or K on the turn, and then we are pretty much committed at this point.

[Renton]

{moved}

wow that converter is seriously fucking money

anyway, i'd probably fold it the first time. You could also call and fold any turn.

[bode]

that converter is sooooo sick.

[Jimmy Mac]

that converter is sooooo sick.

I like it! Not sure about the little icons tho - presumably you can switch them off and just have the numbers.

Anyway, I'd probably call the flop and fold to another bet. Against known nits I just fold the flop, or even fold pre.

[archangel95]

that converter is sooooo sick.

yeah I had to bookmark it. That is awesome.

[bode]

where does the converter get stats? I assume from PT, but how does it get the info?

[archangel95]

where does the converter get stats? I assume from PT, but how does it get the info?

It says it uploads the info from your poker tracker.

[v2k]

Yo, thanks for the props. The converter is a project I've been working on for the past 4 months. I've only just started to "get it out there".

The stats are indeed pulled from PT. In order to hook it up, you have to go through this guide: http://weaktight.com/pokertracker/

If anyone has any questions, or needs help getting it working, let me know.

[martindcx1e]

NICE CONVERTER OMG
lol nice way to advertise it without spamming

If we narrow this down to QQ+,AK and a little air, aren't we better folding pre-flop, since we're effectively set hunting without the odds.

this is what i was thinking.

[Renton]

folding preflop is wowbad.

[martindcx1e]

folding preflop is wowbad.

i don't think so if you can put him on that narrow of a range.

[Renton]

meh, its button vs blind. You have to give this a call. Even if his range is as narrow as AK QQ+, we still do reasonably postflop assuming villain plays pretty straightforwardly (which would be a fair assumption given his stats).

[Kagey]

meh, its button vs blind. You have to give this a call. Even if his range is as narrow as AK QQ+, we still do reasonably postflop assuming villain plays pretty straightforwardly (which would be a fair assumption given his stats).

So when we get a flop with 3 unders, we have the best flop possible for us, not including set or some combo draws, why are we folding? Surely we try to call down as cheaply as possible.

[Miffed22001]

heres a hand a HUD wont help with.

[Renton]

meh, its button vs blind. You have to give this a call. Even if his range is as narrow as AK QQ+, we still do reasonably postflop assuming villain plays pretty straightforwardly (which would be a fair assumption given his stats).

So when we get a flop with 3 unders, we have the best flop possible for us, not including set or some combo draws, why are we folding? Surely we try to call down as cheaply as possible.

a T34 flop or a J66 flop is >>>> a 754 flop. Villain is rarely going to continuation bet with AK AQ here, therefore our hand isn't doing very well against his range at all.

Like I said i don't really mind a call and fold the turn, but to be safe you can fold this with zero reads or history.

[Jack Sawyer]

nice convertor
support for ongame please