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$10 A9o river 2p

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Villain seems tricky postflop, c/r alot etc, I decide call flop to keep his range wide, Turn is pretty standard, But i am not sure about river, You think shoving is better? I wanted to make him think he would have FE on a shove, So you think induce bet or shove is best on river?

Full Tilt - $10Heads-Up|15/30 NL (2 max) - Holdem - 2 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

BB: 1,515
Hero (SB): 1,485

Hero posts SB 15, BB posts BB 30

Pre Flop: (pot: 45) Hero has A♣ 9♥

Hero raises to 60, BB calls 30

Flop: (120, 2 players) 7♦ A♦ 4♥
BB checks, Hero bets 60, BB raises to 180, Hero calls 120

Turn: (480, 2 players) 3♥
BB bets 210, Hero calls 210

River: (900, 2 players) 9♦
BB checks, Hero bets 235,


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yoshiwa
Joined: 23.02.2009

Again I would cbet bigger.
I think this is abit the difference between your sng approach and my cash approach to HU.
Since you are still in the early stages of the hu sng and thus pretty deep id advise to cbet atleast 2/3 of the pot.
The point is that the range he will continue with is quite static , insensible to your betsizing .
The difference in required FE for a cbet to work is not that gigantic , while making a bigger flop cbet makes potential pots on T and R alot bigger.

About the hand:

F call is fine indeed , unless you know he will randomly throw in any FD.
T std
I like the idea on the R , trying to be creative.

River we are again in a very ugly spot because of betsizing.
Tbh i see merit in bet-folding here. Since he will make a fml call with Ax , but this is a spot where i really dont see him spazzing out.
Folding keeps us with 585 chips if we bet halfpot which is still a playable 20bb

Tbh id just bet bigger on F and then id probably just shove over his T bet since he wont ever fold Ax or fd there


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