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I am playing in a juicy live game, everyone is super deep and there are 5-7 players seeing the flop.
Are there any videos on runitonce that cover this type of scenario?
Thanks
Nov. 15, 2021 | 7:02 p.m.
This mirrors my thinking. I had $38 invested and could see a flop against a very obvious range with a hand that has 40% versus his range. I thought we were to shallow for me to make a profitable call, but now I am rethinking this type of situation.
April 9, 2013 | 7:46 p.m.
Well I butchered my post, the SB folded (sorry about that.)
So I am really up against the BTN's fairly obvious weakish AAxx.
I see your point about calling, and particularly because I can put him on such a narrow range, it will make post flop easy.
I just had $38 invested so I didn't see how it could be to huge of a leak to fold.
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So I am really up against the BTN's fairly obvious weakish AAxx.
I see your point about calling, and particularly because I can put him on such a narrow range, it will make post flop easy.
I just had $38 invested so I didn't see how it could be to huge of a leak to fold.
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April 9, 2013 | 8:21 a.m.
BN: $546.55 (136.6 bb) very tight 10/8/0 42 hands
SB: $376 (94 bb) typical reg 35/24/16 94 hands
BB: $351.18 (87.8 bb)
UTG: $384 (96 bb)
Hero (CO): $859 (214.8 bb)
I have a loose image and had been playing a lot of isolated hands versus the 77/20/10 BB.
Preflop: Hero is CO with 6c 8d 9s Ts
UTG folds
Hero(CO) raises to $8
BN calls $8
SB raises to $36
BB folds
Hero calls $28
BN raises to $148
*edit SB folds
The SB just lost a stack and I thought his snap squeeze looked like some steam, he snap folded.
After his backraise, I put the BN on weak AAxx most of the time (90%) with perhaps a few high suited runners and a few high double paired hands.
I have more than enough direct odds to calls versus his range but the SPR post flop is so small I feel that I have to fold.
I assume this is standard.
How about for deeper stacks? I feel like I would call here anytime I have >250bb effective.
This seems like an easy fold but I am not 100% and wanted to make sure I am not burning money by folding.
Does my estimate of the BN's range seem correct?
Thanks for your time
SB: $376 (94 bb) typical reg 35/24/16 94 hands
BB: $351.18 (87.8 bb)
UTG: $384 (96 bb)
Hero (CO): $859 (214.8 bb)
I have a loose image and had been playing a lot of isolated hands versus the 77/20/10 BB.
Preflop: Hero is CO with 6c 8d 9s Ts
UTG folds
Hero(CO) raises to $8
BN calls $8
SB raises to $36
BB folds
Hero calls $28
BN raises to $148
*edit SB folds
The SB just lost a stack and I thought his snap squeeze looked like some steam, he snap folded.
After his backraise, I put the BN on weak AAxx most of the time (90%) with perhaps a few high suited runners and a few high double paired hands.
I have more than enough direct odds to calls versus his range but the SPR post flop is so small I feel that I have to fold.
I assume this is standard.
How about for deeper stacks? I feel like I would call here anytime I have >250bb effective.
This seems like an easy fold but I am not 100% and wanted to make sure I am not burning money by folding.
Does my estimate of the BN's range seem correct?
Thanks for your time
April 8, 2013 | 9:02 p.m.
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This is great, thanks for covering the mixed games.
I'd love to see how you study the games. Troutulator, PPT, shpreadsheet work etc.
There is a bit of a vacuum for the in depth study of the mixed games.
I love what you do. Thank you
July 23, 2025 | 1:57 p.m.