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Ace high flushdraw on paired board

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zetozinho
Joined: 18.06.2017

I played this hand against an opponent that seemed to be doing pretty, pretty well. He had almost an almost 500bb stack.
I think pre-flop and the flop were standard.

Assuming that he's a good player, his call on the flop didn't scare me too much. It's very dry and he could float with a lot of hands.

OTT I pick up the nutflush draw and the board pairs. I checked here to see what he does because the 8 it's a great card for me I think. He fires an almost pot size bet that looked extremely suspicious to me. I thought he probably was thinking about outplay me after a failed continuation bet. I thought he could have a hand like Q9, QT on a draw with an overcard.
At this point I realized that his hand is either strong as mine or he's got it.
I decided to call instead of check-raising to avoid being put on a situation where he calls and I'm pretty much done. I think the call OOP makes my hand look strong.

The river is a great card as well and after this turn I decide to throw in a bluff bet that looks like value.
I think he was playing a drawing hand with an overcard and that he'd never call this river bet.

Any thoughts?


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

You have only 9 outs to hit the flush on the river and sometimes you are against a full house and is folding on his pot size bet better, The river move makes no sense against a random NL5 player I think and even for me it's tough to understand what you want to represent.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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bigdog63
Joined: 24.10.2011

I do not like this line either.
If you decide to cbet flop (which you do not have to do with this hand), barreling turn small with the intention to fold to a raise is probably better.
As played, you were lucky villain folded his small PP i guess.

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ToddBrunson
Joined: 23.05.2010

All micro limit, especially this line not a good thing bloff the river. He can able call every Jx and of course 8x or overpairs.


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zetozinho
Joined: 18.06.2017

Thanks for all the reviews lads.
We can never know what would happened if I didn't check the turn and decided to bet.
The moment he throws the overbet was the moment I decided to turn my hand into a bluff.
My final question is: is checking the river in this situation a better play overall?


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