25NL line check for AA on drawy board in 4bet flop
Game #2139118784: Table €25 NL - 0.15/0.25 - No Limit Hold'Em - 19:52:29 2024/08/14
*** Seated players ***
Seat 1: SARA44 (€47.77)
Seat 2: Erke4 (€25)
Seat 3: 45jk-er (€25.40)
Seat 4: berry_jammin (€25)
Seat 5: BongCloud (€25)
Seat 6: Ig19 (€23.32)
*** Blinds and button ***
SARA44 has the button
Erke4 posts small blind €0.15
45jk-er posts big blind €0.25
*** Hole cards ***
Dealt in Erke4
Dealt in 45jk-er
00Dealt to berry_jammin [A♦ A♠]
Dealt in BongCloud
Dealt in Ig19
Dealt to SARA44
*** Preflop ***
berry_jammin raises €0.60 to €0.60
BongCloud folds
Ig19 calls €0.60
SARA44 raises €2.80 to €2.80
Erke4 folds
45jk-er folds
berry_jammin raises €5.10 to €5.70
Ig19 folds
SARA44 calls €2.90
*** Flop *** [J♣ T♣ 9♠]
I don't have reads on villain yet.
The population on this site is very fishy, will call down easily, will see flops with a lot of holdings.
12,40 € in the pot and 19.30€ behind.
What should my line in the flop be? over bet jam? check- call, bet- call,...?
Should I make my 4-bet bigger or is the sizing OK?
3 Replies
It can't be unprofitable to stick it in. A third pot bet might get him to spaz out with ace jack, and probably get value with times when he has a queen, if he made a set at this spr then so be it. I'm taking this to the felt in a fishy game
Based on your read of the population, I'd 4-bet more and look to jam the flop. With your sizing, you have kind of a strange spot now, so probably bet on the smaller side, hoping for a jam, and if it's just a call you can evaluate turn.
Game #2139118784: Table €25 NL - 0.15/0.25 - No Limit Hold'Em - 19:52:29 2024/08/14
*** Seated players ***
Seat 1: SARA44 (€47.77)
Seat 2: Erke4 (€25)
Seat 3: 45jk-er (€25.40)
Seat 4: berry_jammin (€25)
Seat 5: BongCloud (€25)
Seat 6: Ig19 (€23.32)
*** Blinds and button ***
SARA44 has the button
Erke4 posts small blind €0.15
45jk-er posts big blind €0.25
*** Hole cards ***
Dealt in Erke4
Dealt in 45jk
We should be 4 betting large here with the dead money in the SB to force his worse pairs into an ugly spot, around like $6 - $6.50.
Jamming this flop is a massive overplay because your range contains none of the nut advantage. Nothing you can do really but hope to get to showdown cheap. The flip side is that we just have an easy fold when we face aggression. Can probably call one street.
You don't really have a hand that wants to build a pot against this range. Different flops = different strategies.
