HH review: Set vs Flush

Posted 10 years agoEdited 10 years ago

Hey Guys, maybe you can help me with this one.

Villain is a reg at these stakes with 18/7. With 3bet of 3%. He's a thinking player as far as I've noticed.

Attached Image


I think I've made two clear mistakes in this hand:

Mistake 1: Calling 3bet OOP with TT. I haven't seen him 3bet light. He also knows I'm tight.
Mistake 2: Check-calling the flop. I think better play would be to check-raise the flop and playing stacks if he made a 3bet. I think he would get it in with Ace of spade in his hand. So against his made flushes and Ace high flush draws I still have 55% equity.

And I'm not sure about the river. I think fold was good. But his turn check was a bit strange. Bluffing river with air would make sense since he saw my weakness.

Really would love your feedback on this tricky hand.
trollord59

Last Post 10 years ago by

trollord59

6

Posts

4,662

Views

Copy post URL
https://www.pokervip.com/thread/view?forum=poker-strategy&slug=hh-review-set-vs-flush&nav=56ccf2a0d39043c8278b45ca
0
Posted 10 years ago
I don't think calling pre with TT is a mistake. His 3bet bb v sb is probably a lot higher than 3%. X/r the flop, call if he shoves. As played, probably folding river, if he has any kind of showdown value I guess he just checks it, and given the fact he cbet the flop I doubt he has air. He could pot control turn with a weaker flush which he doesn't want to stack with, like JsJx or something similar.
Posted 10 years ago
I also don't think calling BvB with TT is a mistake, but with his low 3bet % I'd tend to favor going broke on the flop. As played I'd fold the turn, he might be checking turn with any non-nut flush and I don't suspect a tight player to suddenly start bluffing on boards like that.
Posted 10 years ago
Fwiw I agree completely with the two other posters.
Posted 10 years ago
Think this is a solid line the runout was just bad for you.

Flop we can call or raise I am really indifferent to it at these stakes. Once called we just play it perfectly on none spade runouts and even when a spade does peal off we can play it perfectly.

Posted 10 years ago
Thanks guys... Jeez, good I asked for your feedback. I was in the dark here and would make a bad adjustment to my game apparently. Laugh As @Kasa and @MattVIP suggested, turn check now makes more sense to me, since he could easily pot control non-nutted flush, jacks, queens, even kings.

Cheers, you guys rock!
Posted 10 years ago
Yeah. I like your line in this hand. I think against a tight 3betting range i raise the flop and check/fold on any spade turn.