BB:52/14, 3b 5.5, f BBvsSB:0 in 123h,
fcbet F: 46, rcbet F: 0(11)Af: 1.7
BB: $150.19 (150.2 bb)
UTG: $100 (100 bb)
MP: $50.98 (51 bb)
CO: $100 (100 bb)
BTN: $128.16 (128.2 bb)
Hero (SB): $100 (100 bb)
Preflop: Hero is SB with Q
Q
4 folds, Hero raises to $3, BB calls $2
Flop: ($6) 2 5 T
(2 players)
Hero bets $4.50, BB raises to $9.75, Hero calls $5.25
Turn: ($25.50) A (2 players)
Hero checks, BB bets $19.12, Hero ??
Hey Yozan,
Preflop open is fine.
Flop bet/call should be fine here. Imo fine to give opponent credit when he fires the turn. We don't really know with which frequency he fires again on his bluffs, and we don't know if he even bluff-raises flop either given that this is first raise-vs-cbet.
Either way we'd be folding by river if he fires 3.
One thing to note I think, is that if he's bluffing with gutshots. The 2 that really make sense are A3s and A4s which both snagged an Ace.
Originally posted by w34z3l
Hey Yozan,Preflop open is fine.
Flop bet/call should be fine here. Imo fine to give opponent credit when he fires the turn. We don't really know with which frequency he fires again on his bluffs, and we don't know if he even bluff-raises flop either given that this is first raise-vs-cbet.
Either way we'd be folding by river if he fires 3.
He seems to be passive fish so why would we even call flop vs value heavy range?
Imo A is more likely to make him bluff more combos as it is scare card, and people usually dont barrel weak Ax, so imo turn is fold because he is value heavy not because A came.
also imo it is pointless to assign him bluff range as regs would bluff, because fish bluff when they have a feeling they should, so random combos.
Originally posted by GingerKid
He seems to be passive fish so why would we even call flop vs value heavy range?
Very small flop-raise sizing, could be overvalued Tx or JJ which slow down on turn.
