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should i have raised preflop ?
should i have bet bigger on flop ?
on flop i had no range advantage , no advantage to my mind
https://upswingpoker.com/hand/?pokeit=324FtMlpP
solver says
preflop limp 76 % of the time and raise 24% of the time
flop bet 31% potsize 70 % of the time and check back 30% of the time
turn the optimal betsize is 25% potsize (i guess this is because i had no range advantage , no advantage on turn)
you need to play your whole range not your exact monster hand
on the river betting 86% potsize is no mistake and slightly better than checking (86% potsize suboptimal betsize, see picture 1)
but in general betting 50% potsize is optimally and given this checking 100% is optimally considering your whole range (picture2)
the more you plan to bet the less often you can do this profitably and the more often it needs to work
all in all i didnt lose value
on the contrary solver would earn less value
i played at extra-terrestrial level with no mistake (see picture 3)
should i have bet bigger on flop ?
on flop i had no range advantage , no advantage to my mind
https://upswingpoker.com/hand/?pokeit=324FtMlpP
solver says
preflop limp 76 % of the time and raise 24% of the time
flop bet 31% potsize 70 % of the time and check back 30% of the time
turn the optimal betsize is 25% potsize (i guess this is because i had no range advantage , no advantage on turn)
you need to play your whole range not your exact monster hand
on the river betting 86% potsize is no mistake and slightly better than checking (86% potsize suboptimal betsize, see picture 1)
but in general betting 50% potsize is optimally and given this checking 100% is optimally considering your whole range (picture2)
the more you plan to bet the less often you can do this profitably and the more often it needs to work
all in all i didnt lose value
on the contrary solver would earn less value
i played at extra-terrestrial level with no mistake (see picture 3)