ventrolloquist
Visionary
Silver Level
Hi guys, I was wondering what you think about the answer to question 10 of this quiz?
https://upswingpoker.com/instagram-...0990d0d1a4f5309c74070ac2bf3cfa7869e3cfd4ff832
10) You're playing $2/$5 live with $500 stacks. Middle position (decent regular) raises to $20 and you're on the button with J♠️ T♠️.
A: The correct answer is to 3-bet. The best sizing is somewhere between $60 and $80. This hand is a good candidate for a 3-bet bluff because it blocks strong hands such as AJs, ATs, KJs, KTs, JJ and TT.
If one (or both) of the players in the blinds is a very weak player who will make many mistakes preflop and postflop, calling becomes a more reasonable option in order to draw them into the pot.
I'm kind of baffled by this whole blocker talk, because the way I see it JTs unblocks stronger broadways that would call.
My line here would be to simply call, and instead make 3-bet bluffs with borderline unplayable hands such as (67s - 43s & Low suited aces).
Pokersnowie agrees this is a call, and 3-bets low suited aces as bluffs instead.
What are your thoughts on 3-betting this hand? Is it because MP raised (strong range)? If so why does Snowie prefer to call?
I was going to subscribe to upswing but now I'm questioning them.
https://upswingpoker.com/instagram-...0990d0d1a4f5309c74070ac2bf3cfa7869e3cfd4ff832
10) You're playing $2/$5 live with $500 stacks. Middle position (decent regular) raises to $20 and you're on the button with J♠️ T♠️.
A: The correct answer is to 3-bet. The best sizing is somewhere between $60 and $80. This hand is a good candidate for a 3-bet bluff because it blocks strong hands such as AJs, ATs, KJs, KTs, JJ and TT.
If one (or both) of the players in the blinds is a very weak player who will make many mistakes preflop and postflop, calling becomes a more reasonable option in order to draw them into the pot.
I'm kind of baffled by this whole blocker talk, because the way I see it JTs unblocks stronger broadways that would call.
My line here would be to simply call, and instead make 3-bet bluffs with borderline unplayable hands such as (67s - 43s & Low suited aces).
Pokersnowie agrees this is a call, and 3-bets low suited aces as bluffs instead.
What are your thoughts on 3-betting this hand? Is it because MP raised (strong range)? If so why does Snowie prefer to call?
I was going to subscribe to upswing but now I'm questioning them.
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