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Hey ciachooooo,

I think hand can work fine in both turn raising range and flatting range. However, raising is more of an exploitative play and less effective vs a good opponent potentially since you likely raise all legit made hands on the flop.

For this reason would just flat turn vs good opponent since it's a brick and your range can easily be capped to mid-strength hands + draws. Vs check would bluff anyway.

On river would bet vs check. Vs river 3barrel you presumably do want some bluff shoving range to balance QJ type stuff you may call 2 streets with so would either fold river or bluff shove.

Originally posted by w34z3l
Vs river 3barrel you presumably do want some bluff shoving range to balance QJ type stuff you may call 2 streets with

Is it a good card for bluffing? We only block AJ, but block his busted draws a lot (although we beat them anyway).

Maybe hands like KT/AT/KQ would be better to shove, where we block some of his possible Jx combos (JT/QJ/KJ)? I guess he would fold his sets/twopairs anyway, if he happens to valuebet them thin, cause we can have easily have Jx in our perceived range.

I dont really have experience in river bluffshoves, so would be interested what hands would you choose from Hero's range.

Originally posted by duder1n0
Maybe hands like KT/AT/KQ would be better to shove, where we block some of his possible Jx combos (JT/QJ/KJ)?.

Yeah, undoubtedly. I agree with this. We should put these hands in our range before busted flush-draws theoretically.

It's partly going to depend on how many Jx our hero has in his river range. We likely still want more value hands than bluffs though. The exact ratio should depend on our river sizing or vice-versa at least in a GTO sense. Probably doesn't include Axs.

Still could be a shove from an exploitative point of view though. If our opponent is folding too much we can expand our bluff range to wider than GTO optimal.