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Message: [QUOTE="stately7, post: 2340205, member: 90687"] Hi mate, well played – been a while since I stopped by, so thought I’d chime in here. 1010 – looks good. Is there ever an argument for 3-betting to $65 here from the SB, getting the tight-ish player to fold AJ, KQ type hands? Tend to think flatting is best, but I struggle a little with 99 and 1010 in these spots. I guess we’re set mining more often than navigating post flop with an over pair to the board. After a raise and a 3-bet, will you fold or flat if situation was same as this hand? AA – all nice. I quite like the 4bet sizing pre, you want him to call, not fold. Only thing is it may look like Aces to a villain who is less aggro, which he wasn’t. AK – agree with flatting pre fine and folding flop is the go. Maybe even the outright fold pre (as duggs mentioned) is OK while you get a handle on the table. Only half kidding here, but I read his hand as 1010, he’s a little worried about that J with his flop sizing, but his bet OTT thinks you are most likely drawing to a heart flush, rather than holding AK. QQ – love it, you read the table like a book there. They checked to you twice and you risked less than half the pot, which also looks like begging to be paid. 63s – ugh, I can’t handle these spots at all yet. I’d probably play it the same or bet/fold the flop. I may even c/c the flop, but that isn’t good or anything, lol. A9s – great fold, one of the best I’ve seen you make. It’s read dependent on villain’s value play which you described, you were there, we weren’t. Nice to see you playing 2/5, at least for some insight as to how it plays. Are you staying there do you think, or building roll up some more at 1/2? [/QUOTE]

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