25NL: Unloading the Clip

[kfaess]

agree with DC and others. I think this play can be ok against the right opponent but at this point I don't think we have good enough reads.

So everyone would barrel an A, K, heart turn??

[Donachello]

agree with DC and others. I think this play can be ok against the right opponent but at this point I don't think we have good enough reads.

So everyone would barrel an A, K, heart turn??

Probably, but more inclined towards barreling Ks than As because of the tendency to float Ax hands being massively higher than Kx hands though I'd probably just barrel both.

Also, another thing that makes this turn so bad to barrel is that 1) you have like no hands in your range that it helps (according to most 25NL regs at least in terms what they would usually credit you for). 2) If they chose to float the flop with Ax, which I am seeing more and more these days on dry flops, then this card gave those hands a GSSD to with being what most consider to be an nonthreatening card. I'd actually say that your fold equity might have decreased on the turn from where it was on the flop vs a good number of regs.

[d0zer]

So everyone would barrel an A, K, heart turn??

yes, and once you're called twice, this is a pretty horrible river to fire the 3rd on.

[StarGrinder]

If you pick up equity on the turn, barreling is standard... But this is just spew imo, he's rarely folding any hands in that range.

[kfaess]

I'm actually really glad I posted this hand

I learned some stuff and reinforced other stuff that I know but have not been applying