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lechrumski
Joined: 21.12.2008

I play against a reg. My question is here about turn and river play. His AFq turn is 31% so on the turn I decided to c/call and dont build big OOP with medium flush.

River is interesting I feel like I'm missing some valuebet here. We have some history playing together and he knows I'm capable of bluffing. I decided to c/call and bluff catch river but now it doesnt seem so good. His flop range is probably Kxxx and FDs. In my opinion on the river his valuebeting range is very narrow - only full houses - because higher flushes he would value bet on the turn. Also it looks like on the river he has very narrow value betting range and probably wide calling range flushes and maybe Kxxx. Is it obligatory value bet on the river?

$0.25/$0.50 Pot Limit Omaha Hi
Prima
5 Players
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BB is reg 22/14 3bet 3.2 fold to cbet 53%, WTS 21%, AFq 34% after 4k hands

Stacks:
UTG trainee1 ($93.80)
CO kabusa ($30.09)
BTN paddyctu ($50)
SB lechrumski ($135.31)
BB Jausss ($51.14)

Pre-Flop: ($0.75, 5 players) lechrumski is SB J♦ 10:club: 7♦ 9♣
3 folds, lechrumski raises to $1.50, Jausss calls $1.50

Flop: 7♠ K♦ 3♦ ($3.25, 2 players)
lechrumski bets $2.25, Jausss calls $2.25

Turn: 2♦ ($7.75, 2 players)
lechrumski checks, Jausss checks

River: K♣ ($7.75, 2 players)
lechrumski checks, Jausss checks


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Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

Bet $2 on the river. Opponent is never showing up with a full house here, since I would expect him to raise the flop with all sets and all 2 pair hands that have a king in. I also can't see him checking behind on the turn with a better flush than yours so I think it's a safe, but small, river bet just to get some value from wacky hands that don't believe you.