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NL Holdem $1(BB) Poker Stars
SB ($114)
BB ($85.45)
Hero ($111)
CO ($256)
BTN ($75.85)

Dealt to Hero J♠ 9♠

Hero raises to $3, CO calls $3, fold, SB calls $2.50, fold

FLOP ($10) T♠ 7♥ T♥

SB checks, Hero bets $7, CO calls $7, SB folds

TURN ($24) T♠ 7♥ T♥ 3♠

Hero bets $15, CO calls $15

RIVER ($54) T♠ 7♥ T♥ 3♠ 6♠

Hero bets $40, CO raises to $231 (AI), Hero calls $46 (AI)

Both villans are regs, CO is 17/14/7.3, 53% fold to cbet, 10% raise, 24% WTS, 3k hands.

Flop is fairly standard IMO, other villan also had sth like 55% fold to cbet, I has gutshot+overs to their lower pockets + backdoor FD.

On turn I was deciding between c/f and betting but since I have so much equity I went for betting.

Also, what do you think about river? Is c/shoving better to make him bet his missed draws?


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Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

I like to bet the turn as well because as you say we have so much equity, however I bet bigger because we'd bet bigger with valuehands to protect.

As played on the river I'd fake-blockbet $20.
It will not only make him more likely to call with medium strength hands like PPs, but also I think there's a higher chance he bluffs than when we check to him because it's a common c/c spot vs busted draws, but when we blockbet we have a b/foldingrange.


Originally posted by Bierbaer
As played on the river I'd fake-blockbet $20.
It will not only make him more likely to call with medium strength hands like PPs, but also I think there's a higher chance he bluffs than when we check to him because it's a common c/c spot vs busted draws, but when we blockbet we have a b/foldingrange.

Nice idea =)