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gonepoker

Joined: 15.05.2009

Posts: 438

09.01.2012, 10:06 0

Hi.
I am really really sorry for a crappy hand history, can't find those hands on my computer...
BB - huge fish, ~medium stack
F (BTN) - unknown reg looking guy, we are ~110 bb deep

I was playing little like a scared money (took a shot lol) so couldn't decide bet or check turn.
Now I think I should bet - most of the times btn will have gutshots+fd's QK, QT, KT hands.

Board: J♥Q♥8♥ 3♠
       Equity     Win     Tie
MP2    27.64%  27.64%   0.00% { TdTh, ThTs, ThTc, 9d9h, 9h9s, 9h9c, KQs, KTs, QTs+, Q8s, J8s, KQo, KTo, QTo+ }
MP3    72.36%  72.36%   0.00% { AhQc }

What should be my river play if we bet and he calls turn and river is not a heart? I think his range will be mostly Qx, so should I shove or bet less to induce a crying call?

As played, when I call turn and river gives me a flush - maybe I should donk bet smaller? When I donk shove my hand is pretty much face up

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Bierbaer

Joined: 27.05.2005

Posts: 3,322

11.01.2012, 08:53 0

I'd usually bet turn to get some thin value, a small bet is probably best as it makes Qx more likely to call and if he shoves we can still fold.
I'd bet smth like 18.

On a blank river the plan is to bet small again to induce a light call, on a heart river I think we have to bet even smaller to make it look like a blockbet - vs a big bet nobody is calling light, usually not even the Khigh flush.

As played after c/calling the turn I agree that by donkshoving we force him to fold pretty much everything, so a small bet is better imo.

Variance giveth and variance taketh away.

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