Should I bluff river?

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Originally posted by Rospone
Can you please move this to the correct section? Sorry for posting in the wrong topic

Check

It's interesting to know what you though process was during the hand, but in general the ace on the river will help villain more than you. That makes bluffing tough.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by SDK1987

Originally posted by Rospone
Can you please move this to the correct section? Sorry for posting in the wrong topic

Check

It's interesting to know what you though process was during the hand, but in general the ace on the river will help villain more than you. That makes bluffing tough.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Exactly, he has more Ax in range than You. He can still cbet flop here with hands like AK, AQ, AJ, AT. AJ+ more times should check back turn here. With 66-77 You can check-raise flop do he can think that You have't this hands (TT should 3bet here preflop on SB). Only Ax maybe fold to huge overbet but on nl2 I prefer better spots if I try bluff.

Check raiseing this flop is not a bad play. Passive play on nl2 does not pay off

Originally posted by regie
Check raising this flop is not a bad play. Passive play on nl2 does not pay off

I would most likely just fold the flop against a tight player. Why you would check/raise with 2 over cards and backdoor flush draw?

Without any particular reason fold OTF. Most of the time you should avoid to float out of position. As played i am gonna give up OTR.

With 2 overcards and backdoor fd check raise is a nice play. I cant Tell any particular reason. Its a better play Than call. I think fold is weak, but not bad.

We have also the backdoor straight Draw.

I feel like it might be a fold preflop, but that might be too weak.

On the flop I agree with regie - checkraising with the plan to barrel any A, K, Q, J, 9, or heart.

Originally posted by xenomorphic
I feel like it might be a fold preflop, but that might be too weak.

On the flop I agree with regie - checkraising with the plan to barrel any A, K, Q, J, 9, or heart.

Against a tight player that played 12/12 at a 6 handed table a fold is reasonable for sure. Off course KJs has decent playabillity, but it's always tough to call out of position against a pretty tight range.

Pre you can call or raise with KJS. in 35% raise/65% call.
On flop: you either fold or raise. The general advice is not to float oop, because you have only one street to make your move. Thats what you dit on river when most bad card for your range appeared. When you want to show agression it makes more easier to have more streets to fire.