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[Closed] 200NL 3bet pot -bluffr raise River

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Party Poker $200 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players - View hand 1410186
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UTG: $328.31
MP: $200.00
CO: $61.38
Hero (BTN): $219.05
SB: $208.65
BB: $98.25

Pre Flop: ($3.00) Hero is BTN with T :diamond: T :heart:
3 folds, Hero raises to $5, SB raises to $14, 1 fold, Hero calls $9

Flop: ($30.00) J :heart: 9 :diamond: 8 :diamond: (2 players)
SB bets $14.25, Hero calls $14.25

Turn: ($58.50) 3 :spade: (2 players)
SB checks, Hero checks

River: ($58.50) 2 :diamond: (2 players)
SB bets $27.79, Hero raises to $76, SB calls $48.21

Villain: 3b 9 from SB vs Steal cb 2/3ish in 3bpots

I chbeh T cause I wanna realize my equity if I am behind and give him a chance to bluff R or turn my hand into a bluff if a diamond comes
He donks and I ahve blocker and I want him to fold some JX hands , 2pairs
his betsizing indicates that he is thinly vbettign so I dotn wanna call


4 replies

I think i like this play. I think he would usually bet bigger on F with A hi fds and he would also very likely bet bigger R with a rivered flush. I agree with F and T play, but i'm a little confused about river play actually. Reason being:

I don't think he has many strong made hands that are pairs and two pairs (that beat your one pair) since they would almost certaintly bet the turn

Therefore i'm not quite sure which made hands that you fold out on the river that you beat by raising. Only hands i can see are QJ and JT? I don't expect him to fold a rivered set or any two pair either.

On first glance i liked this play, but now i'm just looking forward to hear the coach's oppinion, interesting hand ;)


Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

Imo he has more reason to bet small with a FD on the flop than with a made hand because he gives himself good odds.
If he suspects you're raising light he can just 3betshove with good equity.
I still like the call though because we're ~flipping against most ranges.

On the turn I bet because of my assumption of his range being weighted towards FDs.
Also in my experience most people are not bluffing the river after giving up on the turn.

As played on the river it looks like he's valuebetting thinly, but then again as you say there aren't many TP-type hands he can have, KJ+ would bet bigger on F so QJs and JTs are more or less the only hands left.

On the other hand most people will not bluff here because they're afraid of us having the flush, so I don't like a call.

Going with my assumption that his range is weighted towards FDs this should be a fold, otherwise I like the raise but I think you should make it bigger to avoid that he levels himself into herocalls due to the "good odds" .


Shevtshenko
Joined: 06.12.2009

Pending on villain, i like bet/calling turn. Usually ppl bet bigger with AJ+ (aka made hands on F) so i'm happy bet/calling turn since his range is mostly consisted of draws. Only draw that has you crushed is Jdxd, which is more likely to c/c T. If villain c/c T, and chk R i'd chk back and expect to be good a good % of time.

as played, looks like JJ to me. And ppl don't fold sets. I've tried.


Originally posted by Bierbaer

On the other hand most people will not bluff here because they're afraid of us having the flush, so I don't like a call.

doesnt he usuay asumes that we bet the fd on the turn when checked to us ?
do we realy have any flushes that play this way ?