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SH NL50 A8o bluff-c/r

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Majestaet
Joined: 04.11.2009

Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

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$0.25/$0.5 No-Limit Hold'em (6 handed)

Known players:
[tg]CO$19.73:///////;BU$159.05:///////;SB$68.31:///////;BB (Hero)$50.00:///////;MP2$183.56:///////;MP3$50.00:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is BB with 8:h, A:s.
3 folds, BU raises to $1.50, SB folds, Hero calls $1.00.

Flop: ($3.25) 7:c, J:h, T:d (2 players)
Hero checks, BU bets $2.51, Hero raises to $8.00, BU calls $5.49.

Turn: ($19.25) 4:h (2 players)
Hero bets $10.00, BU calls $10.00.

River: ($39.25) 4:s (2 players)
Hero ???

BU 27/19 ATS 18(4/22(from BU 2/9)) AF 1.0 70 hands

pre: c or r or f? he is not a nit, but stealing relatively tight...dont know how to interpretate this (ss should be big enough to show at least a tendency)
For me A8 is too good to fold or r/f--->call (sometimes he dominates me, sometimes vice versa)

Flop: I can rep many good hands (77/TT/maybe JJ/JT/89s)--->I can also bluff many times. The gutshot should be a possible hand for a bluff here?!

Turn/River: Continue the bluff on both streets or just give up on Turn or River?


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EmanuelC16
Joined: 02.01.2010

Hey,

Against 3x size, tight range and OOP I think your preflop hand is just a fold.

Postflop, I think that board hits his range too well to c/r. Basically his around 20% range for stealing (let's say 30% since 20% is too tight long run for a reg for sure, even a bad NL50 reg) hits that board very strong. I would say c/f is best, basically, from preflop to flop you are behind his range and have little folding equity imo therefore should muck fast.


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