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[Closed] Clicking button 200NL WTF was I doing hand

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Party Poker $200 No Limit Hold'em - 5 players - View hand 1437102
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Hero (SB): $209.00
BB: $203.00
UTG: $148.75
CO: $207.60
BTN: $58.02

Pre Flop: ($3.00) Hero is SB with X :club: X :spade:
1 fold, CO raises to $6, 1 fold, Hero calls $5, BB calls $4

Flop: ($18.00) 5 :diamond: 7 :spade: 7 :diamond: (3 players)
Hero checks, BB checks, CO checks

Turn: ($18.00) 2 :club: (3 players)
Hero checks, BB bets $14, CO folds, Hero raises to $46, BB calls $32

River: ($110.00) 9 :club: (2 players)
Hero bets $64, BB raises to $151 all in, Hero folds

BB is squeeze happy

F: wanna get some dead money in but leading is certainly a solid option cause I may or should lead here a ton
T: clicking buttons -wanna get some aggro dead money in and then I raise for value?
R: Obv betting for value
He has pretty much 16 value combos,maybe a bit mroe if he calls more 7X hands
So he needs to bluff w 4 combos for me to be BE. Is he capable of it? I think this guy might

EDIT: Edited the hand so u cant see my hand
Anyway, whats my percieved range here?
Would u bluffshove missed draws here vs my sizing?
What sizing would u take if u had some mediocre value hand if u were Hero?


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Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

Originally posted by THESHade
EDIT: Edited the hand so u cant see my hand
Anyway, whats my percieved range here?
Given you call in the SB with a reg in the BB I'd put you on smth like {TT+,AQ}, maybe also AJ.
Given he is squeezehappy you might also have some lower PPs that you plan on backraise-shoving with.

Would u bluffshove missed draws here vs my sizing?
No. When you c/r turn after checking twice I don't really put you on any draws, imo with those you'd bet the turn yourself.
What sizing would u take if u had some mediocre value hand if u were Hero?
I'd lead the flop, or, in case it got checked through lead the turn.
With a medium strength valuehand you can't c/r the turn for value unless there's some history involved in which case it's almost impossible to make statements about the line without knowing what actually happened.
So your range for checkraising turn is polarized and pure bluffs are kind of unlikely, therefore the opponents shove is mostly for value imo (not to mention that he'd be almost all draws on flop or turn, so his range is heavily weighted towards slowplayed valuehands).


I had JJ, just sayin