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Gerv
Joined: 07.05.2008
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No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (4 handed) - Hold'em Manager Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

UTG ($31.08)
Button ($68.64)
Gerv (SB) ($50.75)
BB ($44.28)

Preflop: Gerv is SB with 3♣, 4♣
2 folds, Gerv bets $1.25, BB calls $1

Flop: ($3) J♥, 5♦, 2♦ (2 players)
Gerv checks, BB bets $1.50, Gerv raises $6.50, BB calls $5

Turn: ($16) 8♦ (2 players)
Gerv bets $9, BB calls $9

River: ($34) A♠ (2 players)
Gerv checks, BB bets $26.78, Gerv calls $26.78

I was experimenting with c/R - followup Turn line while being OOP since I knew he saw me check/folding 2 or 3 times where I raised in early position and thus OOP postflop

Now when he calls the Turnbet, I either put him on NutFlush like A:d4:d or A:d3:d, the strong suited aces he would 3bet pre
Also he could have Jx which can be turning in a bluff on the river when I check.

I don't think I can get WORSE hands call the River thus I opted for check/call despite the thought that worser hands could check behind since it depends on the opponent I am playing against whether he can make bluffmoves

Since I only have went to SD with him once (He played TPWK very passive) I opted for a check/call here

Thoughts?


1 reply

c/r flop is interesting line.
If player like to raise a lot then you can also take bet/shove line on that boards or just cold 3-barrel him if he doesn´t want to go on showdowns
river: hard him to call you down with one pair hand, so I kind of like c/c river, although when he bets himself I think he mostly has there two pair hand
So instead of c/c I think betting river 8-10$ is also fine option, since he might call down light or shove with bluffs/two pair hands


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