[PROMOTION] Guess the Hand [HAND 1]

Jenniffer had JJ

KJ of spades

A4

Flop: Isn't good enough to bluff 3b. Trying to get value out of flush draws.
Turn: Betsize is nuts only
River: Scared of quads so checks behind

Ship me the moniez

As2s

I would say she did not want to play postflop against a bully BB big stack which would call her too often with marginal hands trying to put her out of the pot so she decided to raise more that standart 2bb raise from the BU: from now on I would put her on a middle made pair of 66, 77, 88 or (rarely TT) and a weak or middle A. The flop is quite bluff provoking and BB decided to check here which I think is justified in case he didn't have a made hand coz he did not have much fold equity on such a board against a preflop raiser. So it was actually better to check/raise for the purposes of driving the opp out of the pot.
I am pretty sure 99s would have bet here oop for value and to give bad pot odds for the draws or high cards.
As to Jen position we would not want to swell the pot holding just high cards coz we will be often called by opps with high cards and value hands thus we would rather bet or raise on the turn which is a cheaper version of bluffing . Consequently, I think Jen was convinced that she had the best hand so far so was compelled to make a value bet which will be called by K or A high (sometimes Q) or fd. BB raise otf looked like a bluff catcher and her confident reraise proved that she already had a made hand. I would exclude A4 after her reraise because just why we want to triger fold equity when we have a great equity. Ace came otr but I think Jen need not to be afraid of it because A would likely have bet given the previous action plus we see a multi flush draw now. Jen decides to continue betting but I feel like she didn't like the A that is why she bet so small.
9 comes on the river and BB checks which indicates that he was bluffing otf most likely holding a draw (K9s+, rarely Q9s+ or JTs) coz value hands would miss the chance to gain more. Jen checks which says she does not have a nine (A9), ace or 4 as well.

With that being said I would put her on the range 66, 77, 88 (probablly TT). May be someone will come to a more precise answer but if I have to guess just 1 hand, I would stick to sevens (you know what I mean :f_biggrin:)

She has A of clubs and 4 of hearts:f_love:

QQ

Hand 1:
She has 88.

Pre std. OTF villain can x/r her with a wide range. FDs, BDFD, overs etc so she protects her hand by 3betting.
She bets turn ace small for value, her move is polarized.
OTR flushes didn't complete but villain might have better pair or small Ax -> check behind.

QQ: 3b flop for value. turn bet for value against fd,9x, 77 TT JJ etc. River check back, not that many worse hands that calls.

A4

I don't see many bluffs beside K high flush draw which has low showdown value and can be folded on flop 5bet shove, and only hand to 4bet flop for value and check behind river is the one I wrote. So since I had to chose between bluff and value bet I would go for value bet this time.

She did not have a FD because she would bet bigger or not bet at all on turn(unless it is nut FD). So she has some showdown value. (Ax, or TT+). I would not bet so low on turn with TT+ because people might level themselves and raise...
so it remains A♠: X , and i choose A♠:5♠: because it has a backdoor GS on flop

QQ (One of the Queens is a spade)

Standard PFR from the button, maybe looks more like a steal with a 3x raise. On the flop, she 3bets small to keep her opponent in and for value, and with a spade blocker, she's not too worried about the flush draw. The Ace is a bad card for her, but it's a card that hit her range more than her opponent, so betting for value here is optimal. She checks the river since nothing worse is going to call.

She had KK trying to get it in on the flop, then checked back river, because she couldn't get any worse hand to call. Could be TT-QQ aswell.

TT

I would say she plays like that with a pair, my guess JJ Cuz i would play exactly the same.

Jennifer has A♠: X:spade:
Preflop : Standard OR.
Flop : Standard cbet, when villain raise she just 3bet small to trow villain bluffs.
Turn : She got a pair now and a flush draw but she doesnt want to get raised again by the villain so she decided to bet small and to reevaluate if villain raise her bet.
River : Just check with her pair of aces.

I think she has A4.
I doubt she has big pair other then one on the pic, because it's much better to bet/call or check it, she doesn't have 9 since she checked river so that leaves only 4 for value betting, and since villain has 4 also in his range, she must have a good kicker to 4bet on flop, so that leaves A or K because less then that she wouldn't open form BTN and I go for A

Jennifer has A♠: 5♠

Flop: raise because nut flush draw and big chance villain doesn't have much.
Turn: small value bet to keep villains weak flush draws in.
River: Check because she doesn't get called by worse.

QQ