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ciachooooo
Joined: 02.01.2010

he is fish, 43/17, passive postflop
fold bvb 40%

total 3b 9%, bvb 7%
passive postflop
flop fold vs cb 44%
wtsd 31, wwsf 40, w$sd 45%

on flop on this runout against passive guy i decided to x/f, on turn obv have good odds, what to do otr?

x/r seems like obv plan to me, if passive guy bet turn, looks like he has str8 here... how much do you raise? is it shove, because fish can't fold good hands? or maybe you are afraid of him folding Q5 and make it 38?

note that he pot river

$0.50/$1 No Limit Holdem
6 Players
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Stacks:
UTG Player3 ($211.53) 212bb
UTG+1 Player4 ($103) 103bb
CO Player5 ($187.95) 188bb
BTN Player6 ($160.96) 161bb
SB ciachooooo ($194) 194bb
BB Player2 ($107.75) 108bb

Pre-Flop: ($1.50, 6 players) ciachooooo is SB K♠ A♠
4 folds, ciachooooo raises to $3, Player2 calls $2

Flop: 10:diamond: 9♥ J♠ ($6, 2 players)
ciachooooo checks, Player2 checks

Turn: 8♠ ($6, 2 players)
ciachooooo checks, Player2 bets $3, ciachooooo calls $3

River: 2♠ ($12, 2 players)
ciachooooo checks, Player2 bets $12, $12 to ciachooooo ($188)?


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lnternet
Joined: 19.06.2012

raise 4bb pre

don't XF flop :f_o:
against a range of 8x, 9x, Tx, Jx, Qx, you are at about 45% equity. It's not a value bet, but given your Q out plays extremely well and he is unlikely to raise the flop (passive guy), betting is totally standard.

If you think he bets very infrequently to a check, so you can check through with 45% equity instead of putting money in behind, checking becomes reasonable, but then you still check call against a normal bet. I don't think that's better than cbetting, but it's not too bad.

XF is crazy bad though.

turn is good
river he is super strong potting, Qx or a flush, you shove, not close :f_cool:
Not afraid of him folding a queen, no.


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