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Eddi looks at Playing in 3-Bet Pots Out of Position - As the Pre-flop 3-Bettor. Eddi discusses hand ranges when 3-betting OOP, and how to proceed with different hands on different boards. Eddi looks at playing monsters, playing air, and everything in between. Hand examples taken from $400 NL - $1000 NL
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Basic User
Hi eddi-the hand where you have AK and you say a turn c/r is best...so this is against an aggressive villain who will bet all his random floats, as well as his draws.
There is also a hand where you have JJ, and two barrel it for value against all the the drawing hands.
Now, what is the determining factor for a two barrel or c/r turn if we are to put villain on a draw? I saw the JJ hand and thought 'sweet' c/r turn right? But you barreled instead.
Is there a spot where a two barrel is better than a c/r turn?
Plus Team
I think it's a fine spot to c/r JJ as well. The main difference between JJ and AK is that with AK you generally can't barrel for value, while with JJ you can. So you simply have more options with JJ.
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