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07.06.2010, 13:19
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This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by johnbeattie85: 07.06.2010 13:24.
I would bet/fold smallish (You can also bet/call if you think him capable of making moves, since value range is so small). When a tightish player limp/calls from early position I am assuming range is weighted towards speculative hands rather than high cards. For such a player, river range is something like:
Busted flush-draws (very few combinations)
Stuff like QJs, QTs
Very occasional slow-played 44-55
Since there are almost more Qx than flush-draw combinations, value betting is superior to check/calling - especially since you can't rely on MP1 to bet busted draws with 100% frequency.
However, you need to bet small, since MP1 isn't going to like calling 3 streets with weak top pairs. This also gives you more room to fold the few times he slowplays 44-55.
If these assumptions are incorrect and MP1 has KQ, QJ, QA type stuff – then bet/calling like $4 is going to be better.