View Full Version : Pre flop re-raise %
Shloogy
08-10-2008, 03:57 PM
Hi
wanted to know which stat to choose on pop up when i want to see opponent's pre flop re-raise %
i.e
I pre flop raise UTG, villain re-raise from BTN
I saw on pokerstrategy.com that the definition of 3BET is the 3td raiser
i.e
i raise UTG
villain reraise from MP2
villain2 re-raise from BTN and - 3bet.
4bet is the 4th raises etc.
looking forward to your reply,
fabio
08-10-2008, 04:26 PM
3bet is raise a preflop raise and 4bet raise 3bet. You can also add positional 3bets, e.g. UTG 3bet, MP 3bet etc.
Shloogy
08-10-2008, 04:36 PM
this is a quote from pokerstrategy.com:
3bet
A 3bet is a reraise after a raise and a bet. It is the third raise in a betting round. Normally fixed limit players are using this term, but it is also used instead of the term reraise in pot- and no-limit-games.
Schema:
Player A bets
Player B raises
Player C 3bets
i am really confused here.
Byzantium
08-10-2008, 05:57 PM
What makes it confusing is that you cannot forget about the bigblind. That is the original "first" bet, your raise is 2 bets, and the re-raise, is the 3rd bet. If someone again raises (re-re-raise) it is the 4th bet.
Raise
3-bet
4-bet
morny
08-11-2008, 09:54 AM
I think the term 3bet originally came from limit players where the blind is regarded as a bet, a raise is then considered a 2bet and a re-raise is considered a 3bet like what Byzantium was saying but i suspect you took that quote out of context Alish as it most likely refers to post flop rather than preflop. Preflop i already descibed but post flop is slightly different and alot of people get confused calling a raise a 3bet where its not.
Basically on the flop i face a bet, if i raise thats a 2bet or raise (and not a re-raise either) if the villain then raises my 2bet then thats a 3bet or re-raise. However holdem manager does not refer to anything in terms of 3bets after preflop so you shouldnt be getting confused.
Shloogy
08-11-2008, 09:56 AM
excellent reply thank u very much
Thus "3-bet" and "fold to 3-bet" are both for preflop play?
morny
08-16-2008, 07:17 PM
Yep
Wow!
How can you answere so fastly! :)
morny
08-16-2008, 07:19 PM
Im a robot, Roy programmed me :D
Im a roboy, Roy programmed me :D
;):)
fabio
08-16-2008, 08:01 PM
You would work better than :p
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