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PLO10 AA53ss 3way 3bet pot, paired flop

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

So we are pretty deep here with 205bb with BU and 150bb with SB. Preflop 3bet seems standard to me with suit and some connectivity. BU seems solid player, no reads on SB.

Both villain call and this flop goes checked. My reasoning was that I dont need that much protection and 9xxx is likely fairly common in villains ranges. Turn complete flush and have to call SB bet. I think board is fairly good as full houses should be rare. Also block them with 3 little bit.

Didnt like river 7 that much as tat does have decent chance to hit nut FH for villain. But then again I rarely have better and this board is still pretty good so call is in order?

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Villain had T986 (cant remember suits, no flush anyway). I think villain should really just x-c turn. By betting turn its kind of turning hand into bluff imo. On river its pure bluff obviously.


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efkay
Joined: 25.03.2005

since SB is leading turn into 2 and continues full pot on river i think folding flush on paired baord is no shame.


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najtreg12
Joined: 25.06.2009

Without reads I would also let it go on the river


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

Versus unknown, fold river as said above.

But once you check the flop, you really don't have full houses in your range. If you fold nut flush there, you are folding pretty much your whole range on the river. Which is a strategical problem. The question is if opponent is good enough to understand you are capped to flushes.

His sizing creates interesting dilemma. Is he potting because he wants you to fold, or is he potting because he thinks you never fold a flush? Is he good or bad player?


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