trying to take another stab at 1/2

[will641]

villain is rebuyfoolAA and i have him at 18/15. cant remember AF, but im pretty sure hes around 3, and this is over about 400 hands. i just added raise cbet% to my HUD, and it said 40% for him. im positive i was looking at the right thing, so based on this and the fact that the board is fairly drawy, i shove. i figure he calls with any combo draws, folds any air which i wont get any value from on later streets anyways.

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $2 BB (6 handed) Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

BB ($223.85)
Hero ($235)
MP ($45.40)
CO ($200)
Button ($134.50)
SB ($201)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with A, A.
Hero raises to $8, 1 fold, CO calls $8, 3 folds.

Flop: ($19) 6, T, 2 (2 players)
Hero bets $14, CO raises to $42, Hero raises to $227

[IowaSkinsFan]

good

[griffey24]

I like the shove here. Mostly because we have the Ad, so if a third diamond comes on the turn, I won't be able to avoid stacking off anyway.

[meeloche]

I would play same

[bode]

nh. I added raise cbet% to my HUD after seeing ISF advocate it in another thread. I havent played any sessions with it added yet but this seems like the perfect hand for it.

[thizzSantaCruz]

If his raise cbet % is really 40 he is either way to aggro or no one is really cbetting into him that much in the 400 hands you have.

[Numbr2intheWorld]

just fyi on raise cont bet (i may be wrong)

0-10% very tight. Doesn't really raise draws unless they are monsters.
10%-16% raises draws usually, can be raising gutshots and air
+16% very very aggressive

Although these numbers don't become accurate until there's a pretty big sample.

[will641]

just fyi on raise cont bet (i may be wrong)

0-10% very tight. Doesn't really raise draws unless they are monsters.
10%-16% raises draws usually, can be raising gutshots and air
+16% very very aggressive

Although these numbers don't become accurate until there's a pretty big sample.

yeah this is helpful, because i dont really know what is what when it comes to these %. 40 seems out of this world to me.

[IowaSkinsFan]

It was 40% probably because of a very small sample size.

[will641]

It was 40% probably because of a very small sample size.

400 hands is small. granted i just added the stat, so i only had about 40 hands with the stat up, but that doesnt make a difference right? HUD takes all 400 hands right?

[meeloche]

It was 40% probably because of a very small sample size.

400 hands is small. granted i just added the stat, so i only had about 40 hands with the stat up, but that doesnt make a difference right? HUD takes all 400 hands right?

yes it would use all 400

[IowaSkinsFan]

idk sometimes it really glitchy, but you also have to take into consideration that if someone isn't cold calling pre than he's not going to get a lot of shots at check raising.

[bode]

lol, i had a guy to my left earlier that was raising 37% of cbets over 3k hands.

[Genitruc]

way more value in calling flop raise and then shoving over any turn bet here since he's bluffing so often on this flop and you have

[BigLRIP]

way more value in calling flop raise and then shoving over any turn bet here since he's bluffing so often on this flop and you have

Maybe in position, but since we're OOP shoving seems best.

[Genitruc]

way more value in calling flop raise and then shoving over any turn bet here since he's bluffing so often on this flop and you have

Maybe in position, but since we're OOP shoving seems best.

oops that s true didn t notice OOP; I just usually fold my aces OOP so I assumed we had position.

[FlyingSaucy]

More than 40% of flops miss the PFR hand. In position against a player who is known to frequently cbet, having a 40% cbet raise doesn't seem like a bad strat.