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Hello,

i am not sure about call on turn his range is pretty much polarised into Jx hands and air.
But i am folding river cause 5 is not a good barrel card even though lots of draws has missed i still think that this is not a good spot for other barrel for him.

Hello,

Quite an interesting spot we have here.

I have a couple of questions for you guys to answer since I think this could be quite useful.
Also some stats like - BU OR%, Fold to 3bet, cbet flop is going to be quite useful here.

So the questions here are:
- What do you guys think of 3betting preflop?
- What is his possible range of checking back this flop and betting turn and river? How do we stand against this range?

I think it might be useful to try to answer these questions without the stats given, and then @gao can post the stats and we'll see how our plan should change (if needed) according to them.

Best,
Plamen

3bet pre:

I think that we are isolating ourselves vs better range. But it ofcourse depends of his btn steal and ft3bet.

his range as played:

Since he is not totaly passive i think that on flop he bets most of his Tps and draws. On river he can be betting AJ, 66, 55, thats 18 combs. So for be call we need about 8 combos with wich he bluffs. Now is question if he can bluff here.
i think that our range is not that strong here either cause with tp and draws we donk turn so i think that we check call here mostly Jx hands so he doesnt have much FE vs us on river.

It's BU vs BB, so definitely 3-bet. If he folds, it's fine, we get the dead money. If not, he still should have plenty of worse hands in his range. I don't like flatting pre as we are facing many bad flops and hard decisions post-flop OOP.

His quite tight, I guess his range is more towards AJ/JT-type of hands, sometimes some QK. Could also be AK that tries to barrel us off.

Hi.

I think your flat here is fine but as you said you need to consider his opening range and fold to 3bet % and his 4bet % so we know whether to flat, 3bet/fold or 3bet/broke.

For the postflop play, I think you can c/c Turn and c/f River without reads. We can use our JX to bluff catch twice.

Originally posted by mbml
Hi.

I think your flat here is fine but as you said you need to consider his opening range and fold to 3bet % and his 4bet % so we know whether to flat, 3bet/fold or 3bet/broke.

For the postflop play, I think you can c/c Turn and c/f River without reads. We can use our JX to bluff catch twice.

open bu: 20%
cbet flop: 65%
fold to 3bet: 60%

Ok vs a 20% opening range, and given the deeper stack sizes, I think flatting here makes more sense.

And whatever I said about postflop play still remains the same.