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Joined: 16.11.2009

SB - 27/9 11hands
BB 73/9 11hands passive player

Preflop : OR for value and play IP vs BB( fishy player)
Flop: I saw BB donk bet is weak like pair of 6, 3 or PP's. I raised to get value from these hands and protect if SB got some draw. I don't think he will do that with OESD or FD.
Turn: Again turn bet looks weak, i think i should raise more, but i'm pot commited anyway on river and there is still backdoor draws(a3dd and A6dd)
River: River check don't look strong, draws didn't complete, if he got pair of 6 or 3, then he don't call my river shove.

What you think about river ? Snap shove or bet like 200-500?

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NL Holdem $30(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,721)
BB ($1,675)
UTG ($1,433)
Hero ($1,495)
CO ($1,551)
BTN ($1,125)

Dealt to Hero K♠ J♣

fold, Hero raises to $90, fold, fold, SB calls $75, BB calls $60

FLOP ($270) 6♣ 3♣ K♦

SB checks, BB bets $30, Hero raises to $210, SB folds, BB calls $180

TURN ($690) 6♣ 3♣ K♦ T♦

BB bets $30, Hero raises to $300, BB calls $270

RIVER ($1,290) 6♣ 3♣ K♦ T♦ Q♠

BB checks, Hero ????????????????


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Preflop open raise is ok with fishy players in blinds.

Flop raise size could be bit bigger. Same goes for turn. This sort of villain often goes for these small bets in hope to see cheap card, but will still call big raise. He can have some weak made hand, but also flush or even straight draw.

River is close. Considering flop structure river check is ok. I dont really mind river value bet either. I think small sizing on this board will be better than shove.


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