JJ BB sb Sb

Hi,

I would often bet flop for value, checking back is ofcourse fine to then go 1 or 2 streets for value.
I think you can rule out KQAA, since he should be at least min-raising that hand, so that leaves only 98 that only beat you.

Likely I would also b/c with set, since sometimes he can show up some two pair hands, although I would expect him to lead or c/r turn with T7+
Also his big raise seems a lot like 98.
But consider he is very loose and it is sb vs bb then b/c seems more standard.

best regards

Thanks I didnt cbet on the flop to not isolate an Ax range and let him lead out on the turn

Originally posted by Kaitz20
Hi,

I would often bet flop for value, checking back is ofcourse fine to then go 1 or 2 streets for value.
I think you can rule out KQAA, since he should be at least min-raising that hand, so that leaves only 98 that only beat you.

Likely I would also b/c with set, since sometimes he can show up some two pair hands, although I would expect him to lead or c/r turn with T7+
Also his big raise seems a lot like 98.
But consider he is very loose and it is sb vs bb then b/c seems more standard.

best regards

If we cbet this flop do we check turn (blank)?

Originally posted by eSKavuS

Originally posted by Kaitz20
Hi,

I would often bet flop for value, checking back is ofcourse fine to then go 1 or 2 streets for value.
I think you can rule out KQAA, since he should be at least min-raising that hand, so that leaves only 98 that only beat you.

Likely I would also b/c with set, since sometimes he can show up some two pair hands, although I would expect him to lead or c/r turn with T7+
Also his big raise seems a lot like 98.
But consider he is very loose and it is sb vs bb then b/c seems more standard.

best regards

If we cbet this flop do we check turn (blank)?

Hi,

I would check back turn to keep in all his Tx, 7x hands and draws that might easily fold to our turn bet. Also I don´t want to b/c or b/f turn, so I would rather go pot control and give him option to bluff river his missed draws or bet myself if he checks to me.

best regards,

Originally posted by Kaitz20

Originally posted by eSKavuS

Originally posted by Kaitz20
Hi,

I would often bet flop for value, checking back is ofcourse fine to then go 1 or 2 streets for value.
I think you can rule out KQAA, since he should be at least min-raising that hand, so that leaves only 98 that only beat you.

Likely I would also b/c with set, since sometimes he can show up some two pair hands, although I would expect him to lead or c/r turn with T7+
Also his big raise seems a lot like 98.
But consider he is very loose and it is sb vs bb then b/c seems more standard.

best regards

If we cbet this flop do we check turn (blank)?

Hi,

I would check back turn to keep in all his Tx, 7x hands and draws that might easily fold to our turn bet. Also I don´t want to b/c or b/f turn, so I would rather go pot control and give him option to bluff river his missed draws or bet myself if he checks to me.

best regards,

I can see him having a lot of Tx in this spot so even on Axx board it seems easy to understand the cbet for value. Would you still take this line with good Tx?

Hi,

I would likely c-bet that board close to 100% my pre-flop isolation range starting with suited connectors and ending KQ, J9s. With pairs I would bet to protect from overcards, with air I bet to take down pot and with Tx+ I would bet to get called from worse hands.
Since players would rarely would limp/call pre-flop to then c/r bluff on AT7 board I would rather bet most hands for value and since I always have fold equity I would also betting most of my air.

best regards,