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[Closed] [NL2 FR BSS] Flush & straight draw completed on the turn

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Elertar
Joined: 12.08.2011
Poker Player

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $0.02(BB) Replayer
SB ($0.78)
BB ($2.09)
UTG ($1.88)
UTG+1 ($2.22)
UTG+2 ($2.31)
CO ($0.62)
Hero ($2.23)

Dealt to Hero Q♥ J♦

fold, fold, fold, CO raises to $0.04, Hero raises to $0.16, fold, BB calls $0.14, fold

FLOP ($0.37) 2♥ K♥ T♦

BB checks, Hero checks

TURN ($0.37) 2♥ K♥ T♦ A♥

BB bets $0.22, Hero ???

CO is 54/17/2.0 over 107 hands

Do we believe the fish and call? If we call, what's the plan on the river?


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veriz
Joined: 20.07.2008
BlackMember

Hello Elertar,

Flop: Don't really understand why don't you CBet the flop? Perfect spot to do that while you have a lot of fold equity and obviously even equity vs any hands.

As played
Turn: Kinda close. I doubt that we are going to get called by a lot worse hands there anyways. Unless he has a Ax he ain't gonna pay. For that given reason you can as well just Call and reevaluate it on river. But obviously while it's a fish shouldn't be that big problem even to raise it here and ship it.

If played
River: Depends really what kind of card comes. :) Against some I might still ship since he wont have that many flushes in his range but while he could still have sets/2pairs which may pay you.

Best regards.


Elertar Topic starter
Elertar
Joined: 12.08.2011
Poker Player

As I have 86% flop cbet, I've been trying to cbet less... Thus I'm not bluff-cbetting against fishes... But I think I see your point, because in this case I have the OESD + backdoor flush draw, so it would be a semibluff or even in some cases value-betting.


veriz
Joined: 20.07.2008
BlackMember

Originally posted by Elertar
As I have 86% flop cbet, I've been trying to cbet less... Thus I'm not bluff-cbetting against fishes... But I think I see your point, because in this case I have the OESD + backdoor flush draw, so it would be a semibluff or even in some cases value-betting.

Well, ye. 86% is too much. :( Although still CBet with the equity in the hand and most likely even great board to do so and gain fold equity.


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