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$100 6mx T7o bvb vs reg

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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $50(BB) Replayer
Hero ($1,515)
BB ($1,260)
UTG ($1,225)
CO ($935)
BTN ($4,065)

Dealt to Hero T♦ 7♠

fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $114, BB calls $64

FLOP ($228) 7♦ 3♣ 6♥

Hero bets $114, BB raises to $366, Hero calls $252

TURN ($960) 7♦ 3♣ 6♥ 8♦

Hero checks, BB bets $780 (AI), Hero calls $780

RIVER ($2,520) 7♦ 3♣ 6♥ 8♦ Q♥

BB is reg, though likely b/e or slightly losing - no s/scope. 16/6; Agg 2.7. 238 hs.
Reads:
'long think b4 raise/c A9o 16bb
12bb complete A8o to "trap"'

All other players on this tab are regs (doh).

Would you play this any other way? What is villain repping?

Spoiler

Hero shows T♦ 7♠ (Pre 25%, Flop 81.6%, Turn 88.6%)
BB shows T♣ Q♣ (Pre 75%, Flop 18.4%, Turn 11.4%)BB wins $2,520

Given villain's hand, can I assume he is bad. Or is this type of spew ever justifiable?

thx


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hes repping over pairs. possible he might trap 99+ given stack sizes pre.

i think this hand depends on what you think he does with his absolute nuts (sets) and his strong draws (89) , compared to what he does with medium strong hands like A7o.

most people would flat all of the above hands i mentioned, which means you can put him on solely overpairs/air and call flop c/snap turn.

TBH i think its risky, given his flop raise size (large part of his stack). im not going to get out of line here without more history.

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results - yeh lol. a float is much better way to make money in villain's position. (refer to above paragraph for reasons, float reps much more)


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Anssi
Joined: 03.07.2008

I feel the only hands you want to raise in villain's shoes here are 6x? 7x, 88, 99. Agree/Disagree?


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it depends so much on meta.

i think the standard thing to do vs a reg SB is to flat everything. then you can balance your floats. You can probably raise pure air (very unbalanced) because I think it looks really strong without having history.

Once you develop dynamics, I think you either have to attack these boards constantly with air/7x/overpairs/sets etc... or choose to float a lot and balance that by calling all value hands. I choose to float wide because I dont think you can credibly rep a decent range with a flop raise. Which is why i dont raise this board often.


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