justcallmyname

Hi guys,

Ive just returned to the tables after a 2 years break and im just refreshing my knowledge so please dont be too tough on me:-)
I believe i had to move all in on the flop didnt i?
If the turn bricks I dont think i could create enough fold equity on the turn after Villains initial reraise on the flop.
Or whatts the best way to play it?

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vid says unavailable to me. Might be privacy settings and have to set vid to public. Not sure though.

Ive set it to Public.
Can you try it again please?

unfortunately its not working.
I dont know why.
Could the post be deleted?
I cant edit the post anymore for some reason.
Sorry guys.

It worked for me.

I think you can lay this down Preflop. I dont call AsXs that cant make a str8. Dont think this flop favour our range that much so that we can donk. Simple c/r is fine as well as playing c/c.

This is the best i could do if someone cant open the Youtube video
Shouldve done this on the first place instead of experimenting.
I thought the Youtube video would look cool:-)

Vid is working for me too and a nice way to view the hands IMO.
As played I think 4bet/fold pre vs his 3bet. The hand doesn't play well OOP and you are very often dominated by higher Ax.

As played I would just ch/call the flop. It doens't hit our range that hard indeed (only 77 maybe and flushdraws are the rest of the range that I call with pre).
When he raises there aren't that many more options than to rip it in I guess. You have good equity vs KK/QQ, hope he doens't have JJ/AA...

yeah works now

I mean i am cool with the line throughout and in a sh game I can defend with a9s and if you want to incorporate a hand into your leading range then this seems like a good one to me

Thank you for your response John!

I'd also say just fold pre - or potentially 4bet if the guy is 3betting a decent bit - calling is not terrible preflop but meh it's probably going to be losing at a some decent rate TBH.

Flop: I'd just either x/c or x/r - prob. x/c - I don't want to have a leading range here - I don't think it achieves a tooon - given that you have so much equity leading will be an "ok" play - I just don't really like it.

I'd just x/c try to pick up some extra equity on certain turn cards and go from there, I think by leading or x/r the flop we just increase our variance to a point that isen't really needed.

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