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maniac
Joined: 29.03.2006
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hey,

I think my cbet can be a little bit bigger oop. The turn call is pretty bad. His line is underbluffed and I should let go turn. Board is dry. That makes it a clear fold on the river.

iPoker - 15/30 NL (3 max) - Holdem - 3 players
Hand converted by Holdem Manager 3

Hero (SB): 580 (19.3 bb)
BB: 564 (18.8 bb)
BTN: 356 (11.9 bb)

3 players post ante of 5, Hero posts SB 15, BB posts 30

Pre Flop: (pot: 60) Hero has T♥: T♣:
fold, Hero raises to 61, BB calls 31

Flop: (137, 2 players) 6♦: 5♣: K♠:
Hero bets 55, BB calls 55

Turn: (247, 2 players) 7♥:
Hero checks, BB bets 147, Hero calls 147

River: (541, 2 players) J♣:
Hero checks, BB bets 296, Hero folds

Spoiler

Results: 541 pot (0 rake)
Final Board: 6♦: 5♣: K♠: 7♥: J♣:

BB wins 541


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id go with a check call on the flop and possibly give up on the turn, there is not much play after this, calling the river wouldnt be unreasonable as you look weak and b v b i doubt hes betting one pair Kx hands like this


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Axif1
Joined: 19.11.2011
PokerStrategist

bet flop, bet turn, reevaluate river

but I suck out of position haha

reads on his limping range would help tremendously, or even reads on villain in general

just curious - how many tables do you play at the same time?


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007
BlackMember

I would implement limping and bigger raising size range, e.g. 2.5-3bb. This hand can go to both though raising as default. Using practical minraise from SB is not good idea in general.

Flop cbet size is fine. TT is type of hand we can go either way as cbet or check. Bigger the pocket less protection we need.

Only danger in folding turn is that villain might occasionally value bet hand like A7, 78 but folding river is anyway fine.


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