[Closed] NL400 FR 44 Flop jam with oesd?

That just depends so much on your recent history and gameflow; how wide you expect his bluffraisingrange to be, how light he's going broke there and how often he's gonna continue his bluffs on Turn+River.

So there's obv no "right" way to play there, you gotta have a good feeling for the situation and your opponent to find the correct play - folding is allmost allways a good option in this spot if you're not that sure about those things I mentioned.
I aggree though that 3-b>calling here. He's not gonna bluff the 1-card-straight here that often and it's kinda tough for you to continue on later streets if he keeps on betting.

im not sure about ur history with him but I believe IntenseDawg's range would be >50% air so 3betting should be good

i dont know the plr

obv read dependant, u can do many things agains agro opp on boards like this b/r, c/c, or c/r. i would definitely test all against every opponent how he reacts to it. u can also do funny stuff like b/c and d T here. /he is gonna be very selective abt bluffing u in such spot since u seem committed /which u in fact shouldnt be /leverage bets/ so that u have a balanced strong-weak range for such line. The idea abt c/r F is obv: taking dead money right away and taking an initiative away so that when u know his calling ranges then u can bluff some other cards also, like some broadways, or flush coming.. obv u deceive your hand a lot and increase your implieds a lot in case u hit and he slplayed sth.

abt QQ, fd hands u should be also varying your game esp due to T agressions of your opponents, we can speak abt it during the coaching.. would be too long for here.

Opponent showed 99, I really thought that play was very bad without history.
Or do you like his line?

Originally posted by Joenaes
Opponent showed 99, I really thought that play was very bad without history.
Or do you like his line?

well, it depends if it fits his overall gameplan. as u said abt him he is more on the nittier side, so prolly sort of a bad/weak plr . 19wtsd suggests that also.. Given preflop positions i doubt this tight guy is going to be r his fd often on F and if so than just the nutfds for the most part. He could then cbeh as being scared on T so his F r here and cbeh T in this spot with his image should be sth like balancing his strong draws play vs hands that show resistance on incredibly coordinated boards. So it makes some sense actually. Tho its hard to say if he was playing some weird r/f on F coz this puts his bluff r range on such boards rl into question then or he was r/r on F for thin value vs u for some reason, like u have a laggier image?! anything is possible, but i d say its most likely he is balancing here his strong drawslines here bcs after u b/c F your range looks like u re rly rarely gonna fold on such turn.