NL10sh top2 when flush hi

Hello nickvdb1990,

"solid stats" don't tell me anything about him, you have 250 hands on him and don't even know how aggressive he is? I'd say that calling the turn is of course fine. But what do you beat on the river? His range is hardly going to contain a lot of A:dX:d hands and therefore you just don't beat much than pure bluff, but will the guy ever even bluff there and what is he floating to bluff on the turn?

Also you have to fix your sizes, Bet the flop/turn bigger to protect from FD.

Best Regards.

Originally posted by veriz
Hello nickvdb1990,

"solid stats" don't tell me anything about him, you have 250 hands on him and don't even know how aggressive he is? I'd say that calling the turn is of course fine. But what do you beat on the river? His range is hardly going to contain a lot of A:dX:d hands and therefore you just don't beat much than pure bluff, but will the guy ever even bluff there and what is he floating to bluff on the turn?

Also you have to fix your sizes, Bet the flop/turn bigger to protect from FD.

Best Regards.

Thanks for your analysis
What I meant to say was that villain is around the average NL10 reg, which means that they don't ever get out of line in these big pots. At least not if it's a single raised pot. So indeed, I only have a bluffcatcher and I doubt he will have a lot of bluffs.
It's a pretty interesting spot because his bluff range is ultra thin, or non-existent...personally I would say he bluffs close to 0% of the time. But his valuerange is also ultra-thin...we can split with AT, or he has us beat with 1combo of TT, one combo of 44 or diamonds....so I was guessing it's probably diamonds.
Anyway I folded the hand.

Thanks for the remark about my betsizes, this is indeed something I need to fix...I gotta stop being scared that they fold Thanks a lot!