bet/bet/bet balancing line or check-raise flop line?

I like c/c with this hand sometimes, at least when u hit the flush no one believes you. I think there is no huge difference which line u take on flop, all 3 are fine. My preference - c/c>c/r>bet.

As played - This is c/f OTR IMO. At least this hand makes most sense to c/f because we can win sd maybe 1/10 times, c/c isn't so good because we block many fds villain can bluff. So unless we're never c/f this river, this hand makes perfect sense for that.
Also remember that fd blockers make villains range more pair heavy and it's more likely he's calling, so this hand isn't very good bluff ether.

Hey,thanks for the reply.

I'm check-calling this hand sometimes too ,but was thinking about a balanced river line.

What is your bluffing range after you cbet flop and turn on this runnout? Ofcourse it will be better if a Q/J come on the river to bluff but since we have value bets on a 6 ( like pocket 99 , maybe T8s, and AA/KK ) then we need some bluffs too.

Btw,if you c/c on the flop ,what do you do on the 7 turn. xr makes some kind of sense so we can represent 78s , 67s but so few combos...

Yeah, we don't have too many bluffs OTR besides flushdraws, maybe something like JTs and some other random crap. But we actually can't have too many bluffs here to be balanced, because our valuebetting range has maybe only 70% equity against villains calling range. It's actually only 65% -
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988 games 0.000 secs 197,600 games/sec

Board: 7s 2d 9d 7c 6h
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 65.789% 64.78% 01.01% 640 10.00 { QQ+, A7s, T8s, 97s, 87s, 76s }
Hand 1: 34.211% 33.20% 01.01% 328 10.00 { QQ-99, 77, 22, T8s+, 98s, 87s, 76s }

Since we're potting the river, we could have 2:1 value:bluff ratio if we had 100% equity, not sure how many bluffs we can have with 65%, but I think it's not more than 5:1.

After c/calling I'd just play in station mode, maybe sometimes ch/shove turn, but I rather just take my chances and hope Ahi is good, we could even c/c 3 streets against some opponents.

bluffing with straight draws are much better. and if you bluffed 100% of your draws, villain has a very easy calldown with all his bluff catchers. you need to c/f some busted draws, and this hand is the best for giving up

1. you block A:dX:d and K:dX:d. i rather bluff some 4:d3:d than A:dK:d, cos people play way more combos of higher suited hands
2. you have the best hand sometimes

Ok,thanks guys.

I think bluffing with straight draws is better if i think about it .

Originally posted by mbml
bluffing with straight draws are much better. and if you bluffed 100% of your draws, villain has a very easy calldown with all his bluff catchers. you need to c/f some busted draws, and this hand is the best for giving up

1. you block A:dX:d and K:dX:d. i rather bluff some 4:d3:d than A:dK:d, cos people play way more combos of higher suited hands
2. you have the best hand sometimes

+1