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[Closed] TTJ9 SS, 3bet pot, turn bluff

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Gugi19
Joined: 08.01.2010

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
PL Omaha $0.06(BB) Replayer
Hero ($6.34)
BB ($7.06)
UTG ($6.08)
CO ($3.87)
BTN ($11.06)

Dealt to Hero T♣ J♣ 9♥ T♠

fold, CO calls $0.06, fold, Hero raises to $0.24, BB raises to $0.78, fold, Hero calls $0.54

FLOP ($1.62) K♥ 6♦ 8♦

Hero checks, BB checks

TURN ($1.62) K♥ 6♦ 8♦ 8♣

Hero bets $1.21, BB calls $1.21

RIVER ($4.04) K♥ 6♦ 8♦ 8♣ A♣

Hero checks, BB bets $4.04, Hero folds

BB wins $3.84

Villain is on loose aggro side 35/16/4, VP/PR/3bet, still 4% 3bet don't mean much

Is pre flop call to loose? I've called cause we are going to be HU and I can flop some good flops where I can stack him.

His check was suspicious and I thought he might have AAxx that he checked for pot control or something like KQJT. I can't see him checking back sets, two pair or FD on this flop, so I fired turn to rep some 8xxx rundowns of FD. He might also 3bet rundowns but most of the time he would have some wraps, so I don't expect him to check back, except JT98.

Plan was to fire most turn cards also, diamonds and low cards, but I have c/f A cause he can check back flop with AAxx, or he might have AKxx and I'm not sure if he is folding those.

Was this hand completely miss played, even from pre flop call, and should I not bother myself with bluffs on this limits?


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Ribbo
Joined: 25.06.2010

Preflop: Fine. Argument for folding to the 3 bets as smaller pairs don't do well against bigger pairs, also being out of position doesn't help.

Flop: I'm done with the hand right here, even more so on the turn. Just going to check/fold each street and not attempt a bluff.

The turn is actually really good for a player with AA, pairing the board helps him and I would not ever expect anyone with AA to fold on this board.

The reason you should try bluffing here, is that you gave up after you got called on the turn. Opponents can float you on the turn with anything here knowing you wont bluff the river. So my suggestion is dont bluff at all, or bluff 2 streets. Alternatively balance by betting the turn with the nuts then checkraising a river as a counter to people floating you on the turn.

But as a general rule, don't ever bluff when your opponent has AA, he wont fold. :f_biggrin: