However, OtB_RedBaron calls, possibly assuming the bluffing range of Trueteller is much wider than his value-betting range in this spot. The 2/3 pot-sized bet enables Button to go all-in on the river if we then call the turn which, if we weren't convinced before, should be by now. The possible spades draw doesn't help us eitherl and, combined with the Button's large bet size of 2/3 pot, we have an easy decision on whether to call or fold. The is a bad turn for Hero since it doesn't hit his range, but is a perfect hit for the Button since he will have bet any overcard combos on the flop. A particularly bad turn Bad news on the turn However, we got lucky with the so calling is best due to the wide betting range of the Button. Usually, a flop like that wouldn't actually help Hero at all so he would have to fold out of position, even against such a small bet. The very small bet size from the Button could represent his entire range. Top and over pairs will always call and you'd be out of options if your donk is countered with a raise. Hero can land a middle pair with the 7 but could also yet make a backdoor flush if another diamond hits on the turn.ĭonking is pointless here since you won't get better hands to fold. Considering this, the flop is not bad at all. It's tough to hit a decent flop with when calling a 3-bet out of position. At the very least, 79s should be the very bottom of the calling range here. A call is definitely not a must in this spot. Should you call with out of position against a 3-bet from the Button? Even a high stakes player could just get rid of it.

This hand was played at an ante table and there's an additional big blind in the pot turning the 3-bet into a mere pot-sized bet.

Trueteller is lurking at the Button and counters with a 3-bet, which looks deceptively big since antes aren't displayed properly in this hand history. While the hand doesn't look good, it can be played very comfortably, especially in position, since it offers a wealth of draw possibilities. Our Hero OtB_RedBaron decides to steal preflop with, in itself not an unusual move. Because of this, he isn't only focused on No-Limit Hold'em's highest stakes. What makes Trueteller special is he's capable of seeing through new poker variants very quickly, leading to him dominating these games almost intantly. Trueteller has been crushing games for years now and is widely regarded as an extremely intelligent player with a similar talent level to jungleman12. Now we turn our attention to Katya_18, OtB_RedBaron and Trueteller. NL10K at an ante table and four regs battling it out relentlessly is high stakes action at its best! We already know what Sauce123 is capable of since we've had a taste of his skill on NL5K.

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