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Re-raise turn to $2.10-$2.50 y7ou want to get them all on the table, prefference without another
hitting the board.
There's more AA, KK, AQ in villain range than QQ. Str8 combos shouldn't be there.
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In NL5, you think they won't? Your NL5 opponents must be way better than mine were.
Actually, with a Q on the board, I think I would consider raising AA/KK. Even AQ, deppending on opponents.
But, if you think AA/KK won't play like that, but would call you, you should make your bets way bigger, with sets, imo.
I don't know what V is doing here, but I am shoving turn. Does V really check TP or a OP on the flop and then raise the turn? This is such a weird line to take. It looks like another set to me.
Originally posted by LookAwayNow
I 3-bet, get it in on the turn.
I'm definitely CBetting the Flop.
I don't think our equity margin is enough to slowplay. I would be just under 1/2 pot, and hope to get calls from Qx and especially 44 and overpairs.
OTR there are tons of worse hands, (and a few better) that can do this, and being a π I'll call
Originally posted by VorpalF2F
Originally posted by LookAwayNow
I 3-bet, get it in on the turn.I'm definitely CBetting the Flop.
I don't think our equity margin is enough to slowplay. I would be just under 1/2 pot, and hope to get calls from Qx and especially 44 and overpairs.
OTR there are tons of worse hands, (and a few better) that can do this, and being a π I'll call
Hero is not original raiser so if he bet on flop, he donkbet here not cbet. On turn I re-raise, only QQ, 99 beat set of sevens.
You're play seems pretty standard untill the turn. Read less I would try to get all the chips in the middle with a $2 raise.
If villain has abetter set it's just unlucky I think. River play is as played a call most of the time. River is a blank. A straight seems unlikely based on the turn play of villain.
Cheers,
SDK1987