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$0.05/$0.10 No Limit Holdem

Stacks:
UTG Player4 ($25.45) 255bb
UTG+1 Player5 ($10.02) 100bb
CO Player6 ($11.81) 118bb
BTN gAsheks ($14.01) 140bb
SB Player2 ($3.88) 39bb
BB Player3 ($22.69) 227bb

Pre-Flop: ($0.15, 6 players) gAsheks is BTN
1 fold, Player5 raises to $0.25, 1 fold, gAsheks calls $0.25, 2 folds

Flop: ($0.65, 2 players)
Player5 checks, gAsheks bets $0.40, Player5 raises to $1.11, ???

Spoiler

Turn: ($2.87, 2 players)
Player5 checks, ??

We are playing vs reg most likely. Basically no sample.
Whats his range might be on flop by doing this? For value sets and some flushes i guess, but do they check/raise them? Most often i guess they would simply just bet? Can we find some bluffs ? Maybe like 78s or so?

Sadly we dont have redraw, but i guess we have to call at least one?

Whats our play on turn once opponent checks?


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MasochisticDesire
Joined: 25.10.2010

I think I call flop and bet turn.

If the roles were reversed I don't think it makes a lot of sense to x/r any value hand in this spot. I think this line more popular/common with draws and the occasional air-ball re-steals. When villain checks turn I think we have to bet (2/3 pot seems fine) as we don't want to allow villain the river for free. If villain donks a heart on the river then we hate life and fold. That's how I would play it at least.


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Hi Gasheks,

I think this is a spot where villain will play face up after the flop because you rarely see people following up on bluffs on most turn cards that are not hearts.

So I'd call flop and as played bet turn small.


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