by Rep Porter | Published: Jul 23, '15
… against a preflop raise to three big blinds from a middle … your hand you are betting. You are also betting hands that hit … the hands you are actually betting for value. Of the scare … . But you should also be betting kings, flush cards, and straight …
by Rep Porter | Published: Jul 06, '15
… will raise with a reasonably wide range of hands. Maybe something … , or a little less than three times the current pot. This … *.95*.6, you determine all three players fold about 54 of … pot ratio of two or three for post-flop play is …
by Jonathan Little | Published: Sep 04, '24
… flops in position with a wide range of premium hands and … time, perhaps because he is three-betting with too many hands before … preflop strategy. If he is three-betting a linear range of mostly … he is three-betting with the junky hands. He may only three-bet …
by Jonathan Little | Published: Sep 04, '24
… , you do not want to three-bet your decent suited connector … . You call and see a three-way flop of J 6 … your opponent’s range as wide as possible because your marginal … to a “weak” play of betting tiny.) You bet 1,000 …
by Craig Tapscott | Published: Aug 07, '24
… general population of defending too wide in multi-way pots. … leak is three-betting linear ranges rather than polar ranges. A three-betting … see a lot of players three-betting with medium-strength hands … see is players not value betting their hands to the …
by Jonathan Little | Published: Jun 26, '24
… This hand should never be three-bet for value, and it … checking is the worst option. Betting accomplishes two goals. You … wide as possible. So, the two best options are checking or betting 350 with a very slight preference toward betting …
by Jonathan Little | Published: Jun 26, '24
… you are out of position. Three-betting even a bit larger to … check/call down on all three streets. Checking in this spot … range is wide, especially when he just calls my preflop three-bet … this situation, their range for betting twice is usually only trips …
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