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ATo, Tough Spot With Overbet on The River with a one card flush

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AnXfile378
Joined: 20.07.2017

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So in this hand im faced with a real tough call on the river. Take a look at the hand and let me know what you would do in this spot.

NL Holdem $0.25(BB)
SB ($69.23)
HERO ($31.92)
BTN ($24.6)

First some stats on the Villian here.
Hands: 391
VPIP: 26
PFR: 23
Agg% 34 (not a stat I use in game, but wanted to include it here)
AF 2.7 (again stats I dont use in game)
Cbet 61%
Cbet Turn 27.3%

Dealt to Hero A♥ T♣

BTN Raises To $0.6 (Rem. Stack: 24.0), SB Folds, HERO Calls $0.35 (Rem. Stack: 31.32)

So in the BB, with a less than 2.5 BB raise, this is an easy call for me with ATo. If he had bet 3 BB or higher, its something I would fold being out of position post flop, but with the smaller bet, this is a standard call for me with ATo vs the Button.

Flop ($1.30) A♦ 9♣ 4♣
HERO Checks, BTN Bets $0.82 (Rem. Stack: 23.18), HERO Calls $0.82 (Rem. Stack: 30.50)

Being out of position, even with the paired board, this is standard for me to check here as I always expect a cbet here with this flop from a reg with a 60%+ cbet stat. Plus I have always noticed his aggression on the tables. To no surprise he does cbet me here, and of course 27.9% pot odds, im going to call it with top pair.

Turn ($2.94) A♦ 9♣ 4♣ 3♣
HERO Bets $1.39 (Rem. Stack: 29.11), BTN Calls $1.39 (Rem. Stack: 21.79)

Hmm so now we get a 3 of clubs. I try and not assume a flush on the turn from my opponents because they are tougher to hit than people think, and I learned a while ago not to assume your opponent has the nuts, so right now I feel like im still in the game, behind maybe but still in the game. Actually with the flush draw out there, I decide to lead in the betting this time to represent the flush in the hopes that he puts me on it and folds. I only bet half pot here, which might have been a mistake. A larger bet might have been better in this spot, as my 1/2 pot bet doesnt seem convincing enough to represent the flush. It almost looks like a bluff now that I replay the hand while I type this. He of course goes ahead and calls the bet.

River ($5.72) A♦ 9♣ 4♣ 3♣ 5♣

HERO Checks, BTN Bets $10.25 (Rem. Stack: 11.54),

Ok so what would you do here? I have actually decided in this hand review to leave the result out of the post. I can post it later, but for now I want to see what you would do in this situation facing a huge overbet by the villian. Would you put him on a bluff here and call him, or would you assume he has you beat with a better flush and fold it? This is such a tough spot that took me almost my entire timer to decide what I would do, and if I had even longer than the timer gives you, I would have taken every second to make my decision.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

I would consider to 3bet bluff this hand pre-flop against a BTN steal. This way you have the initiative and you can win the pot right away.

Further I don’t see a reason to lead the turn at all. I would most likely still check/call with my ace and weak flush draw to keep the pot small out of position. As played I expect he has us beat too often to make a profitable call.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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Dr1fter808
Joined: 11.10.2017

I would fold river but I suspect you called and won so congratulation!


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la55i
Joined: 27.01.2013

I'm not sure how much I like the turn donk, but anyway since he called the turn I would say he often has at least a flush draw.
There are a lot of combos that now make a higher flush. Vs this bet size I think this would be a fold.


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Varune
Joined: 24.04.2009

His massive drop in Turncbet% shows he will be quite honest on the turn. I would generally check here, we have a great hand to potcontrol here, i don't see any merit in donking here really.
This overshove is a quite easy fold. He's a reg, he wouldn't float your donkbet on the turn with random air, so he either has an ace(which he would probably xb otr) or a high club, which has your T completely crushed, so easy fold.

@sdk, 3betting ATo would be quite bad, you fold out worse Ax you dominate and villain will only continue with better hands. It's a hand that perfectly fits in our calling range.


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AnXfile378
Joined: 20.07.2017

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I folded, but I do think he could have been bluffing. He didn't go all in which screams bluff for me, but I wasn't about to pay that price to find out I was wrong.


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