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NL2 A5s nut flush draw

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Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

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€0.01/€0.02 No-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)

Known players:
UTG1 = (€2.00)
UTG2 = (€1.76)
MP1 = (€1.92)
MP2 = (€2.00)
MP3 = (€0.52)
CO = (€1.21)
BU = (€2.04)
SB (Hero) = (€2.19)
BB = (€2.01)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 5:s, A:s.
4 folds, MP3 calls €0.02, 2 folds, Hero raises to €0.10, BB folds, MP3 calls €0.08.

Flop: (€0.22) 9:s, 6:s, K:d (2 players)
Hero bets €0.14, MP3 calls €0.14.

Turn: (€0.5) Q:h (2 players)
Hero checks, MP3 bets €0.08, Hero calls €0.08.

River: (€0.66) 5:h (2 players)
Hero checks, MP3 bets €0.20, Hero folds, MP3 gets uncalled bet back.

Final Pot: €0.66.


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Hi,

instead of c/c I would prefer barreling turn, since you always have there fold equity and if you miss 1/3 of times you can also consider bluffing river expecting him to fold anything weaker than Kx.

Since you don´t beat mostly anything on the river I like your c/f

best regards,


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How do you come to the conclusion that we have fold equity on the turn ? Is it because of the range of hands he could be holding because I had initiative and he never re-raised me ? The fact that he could be holding a weaker flush draw ?

Because whenever I c-bet on the flop and don't hit on the turn I tend to check/call or check/fold depending on the odds, and I've been looking for good situations to mix it up and second barreling


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veriz
Joined: 20.07.2008

Hello elda420,

You don't have the implied odds on the turn if you go vs bigger Bet on turn, therefore should be rather 2nd barreling yourself and picking up the sizing yourself.

Best Regards.


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