Mystery Bounty Accumulation Spots
$100 Mystery Bounty Accumulator tournament (Multiple starting days) and all your stacks combine for day 2. So some people play a lot of these and play pretty wild.
Hand 1
We have villain 1 marked as loose/bad
Hero has 31BB
Villain 1 has 28BB in sb
Villain 2 has 58BB in bb
Preflop: Hero has Ac Jc OTB
folds to hero and we raise 2BB, SB calls, BB calls,
Flop: Ks 8c 4s
X, x, Hero checks,
Turn: Ad
x, x, Hero bets 4.5BB, Villain 1 in sb calls, BB folds,
River: Ts
Villain sb donks for 10BB, hero folds
I kinda keep thinking that the villain knows it's pretty unlikely that I have a flush after checking back that flop and I feel that I have to call that river some of the time?
Hand 2:
Hero starts with 22BB, We are now 6 handed
I have the villain BB marked as a bit of blaster/aggro type of player (high % of 3 betting)
Villain in question has 36BB
Villain 2 has 9BB ( seems loose/bad)
Preflop: Hero has Ad Th UTG
We raise to 2BB, 2 folds, Btn calls, sb folds, BB calls
Flop: As Jh 7d
BB checks, Hero bets 2.4BB, BTN folds, BB calls
Turn: 8d (pot is 12BB)
Hero bets 6BB, Villain shoves, Hero calls (10BB more)
I think on the turn I am going we are pretty much going with our hand? Is there a world where we are bet folding here? If we bet the turn with intention of folding or to consider folding, we bet smaller? Not really sure about this spot.
1 Reply
Referring to the river fold in hand one. I feel this is read specific. When you say that you have to call some of the time, did you mean in theory or against this particular opponent?
If he is only ever donking with a straight or a flush, you can fold 100% of the time. If he keeps donking against you in such a spot, this would need re-evaluating.
I'm not sure that theory matters here as I very much doubt he is making a GTO play here.