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Yozan

Joined: 01.01.2010

Posts: 839

07.03.2015, 09:39 0

V: 26/21, 3b 10, WTSD 33, 17k hands
fcbet F,T,R: 45/27/22/
x/r T: 8, Bet R after x/r T: 67(12)

BTN: $108.46 (108.5 bb)
SB: $98 (98 bb)
BB: $288.13 (288.1 bb)
MP: $100 (100 bb)
Hero (CO): $126.45 (126.5 bb)

Preflop: Hero is CO with Q J
MP folds, Hero raises to $2.62, 2 folds, BB calls $1.62

Flop: ($5.74) J Q 9 (2 players)
Hero bets $3.87, BB calls $3.87

Turn: ($13.48) 6 (2 players)
Hero bets $7.74, BB raises to $24.48, Hero calls $16.74

River: ($62.44) 4 (2 players)
BB bets $46.83, Hero calls $46.83

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kazediel

Joined: 29.11.2009

Posts: 5,264

09.03.2015, 13:16 0

Snap fold turn

He has a very narrow range here, since your bet flop contains pretty much no bluffs and he is not the type to try random bluffs.

Also, think that he has all KT comb. in his range, true, he has next to no sets (99 is possible tho) but still is unlikely that he plays 2pair like that and this leaves him with: KT, maybe T8s (you should see his BB fold vs CO but pretty much everyone defends that nowadays) some 99 combs which decided to cc pf and not c/r flop and then some really strong semibluffs. Possibly Ax :club: and Tx :club:

Anyway, you need him to have worse value hands to be able to call sincehe is not bluffing often enough and, furthermore, its safe to say that he will often shove the river which you'll fold 100% of the time with this kind of hands.

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