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 Originally Posted by ImSavy
3betting or calling pre is probably fine, depends on villains tendencies and the people in the blinds though really. At this stake I'd probably call as he's more likely to spew postflop than he is preflop and no one in the blinds are likely to be aggressive enough to put us under any pressure.
Raising the flop is awful though, what exactly are we trying to accomplish by doing so? I think the flop is a very easy flat.
Out of interest what range did you give him to give yourself 57% equity. That seems pretty far off.
I must have bet the flop hoping to take the pot right there, as I didn't want a 2 to hit later streets, giving him a straight if he was playing Ax suited.... Why would you flat call it?
When I was playing around with equilab I put in 99+,A2s+,KTs+,JTs,AKo - I could easily be waaaay off as I have only just started. With an unknown player, how do you put them on any kind of range? He could easily have had a small pocket pair which hit to make a set?
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