what's this guys opening range from MP, say roughly A9+ K9+ Q9+ J9+ 22-AA possibly some 9T as well. He checks the flop. What does this do to his range, I think you can remove all overpairs KK AA he's more likely to bet these especially in a 3way pot and sets 22 44 i'd expect him to bet those more often than not 3way. Depending on how he plays his strong second pair hands he could bet or check those. I'd keep them in 88-JJ. Weaker Q's Q9 QT QJ id say he'd bet the flop with those but c/c is possible. Don't think he'd c/c with KJ on such a dry board oop.
So his range is now 88-JJ Q9 QT QJ. Value betting the turn is correct. When villain shoves the river his range is now TT 99 QT Q9 and maybe JJ the odd time as a bluff.
stove this and you get: it wont let me copy can anyone help with this? anyway it gives you 25% equity exactly against this range, you can modify the ranges yourself as to suit the villain because you were at the table so you'll know iy he is capable of calling 2 streets with Tx then trying to buy it on the river adding more bluffs to his range and strengthening your equity.
Pot is 82bb villain shoves for 62bb
62/(62+144)=0.3 if you have more than 30% equity its +ev to call you have 25% so its a fold.
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Originally Posted by seven-
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