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22$; 60/40 6max; bb40; J9o river decision

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wiarygodny
Joined: 16.07.2009

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $40(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,460)
Hero ($2,140)
UTG ($4,620)
CO ($1,840)
BTN ($1,940)

Dealt to Hero 9♠ J♣

UTG raises to $80, fold, fold, SB calls $60, Hero calls $40

FLOP ($240) 6♥ T♥ J♥

SB checks, Hero bets $135, UTG calls $135, SB folds

TURN ($510) 6♥ T♥ J♥ 8♠

Hero bets $265, UTG calls $265

RIVER ($1,040) 6♥ T♥ J♥ 8♠ K♦

Hero checks, UTG bets $780, Hero calls $780

UTG fishy unknown 46/19/1,7/76
SB 25/4/0.5/28

pre - are we deep enough to call such a hand, mostly because of rather decent implied since we're facing such plrs?

flop - i wouldn't feel very comfortable ch/calling but at the same time i like my hand enough to lead, i think its fine

turn - i may be easily still ahead, if he raises im done, if he flats it may be easily with a worse hand and if its not then ive added an OESD to my outs

river - i went for a ch/c since all the draws missed (i believe he's gonna raise turn with a straight often) + there's a smaller chance to get called by worse so a bet there would be very very thin imo. Would you change the plan when he bets so big? Do you think its gonna be a bluff often enough (30% odds)? or is it value most of the time with either a slowplayed flush, some kind of rivered two pair or KQ paired on the river?


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pre is fine vs fish vs a min-raise closing the action. its marginal hand, but the conditions are right.

donk is cool, I like it. you get vlaue from the passive fish who will flat all draws and you can just bet/fold

I like turn same reasoning.

River my plan would also be c/c, but this big bet really scares me. I remember we discussed this a lot, and you said you agreed. fish big river bet is usually nuts. I would c/f vs this size but c/c for half pot.


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