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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

These hands I often wonder what should be the default line. I open BU and BB call. BB has been reggy looking but bit on tight side.

I cbet on really dry flop and villain call.

When BB call flop I assume him to have some 9x, 4x and overpairs. Maybe sometimes like 9TJQds type float. So I could check turn and try to get to showdown. But when I have 9 and not much overpair blockers I think his range is weighted toward overpairs and 4x+. So I kind of thought I dont really have that much showdown value really and went for 3/4 pot bet.

BB called turn and I would assume his range to be 4x and some overpairs with support like AQQxhh, QQJT. Some 9TJAhh possible also I suppose. So on river I mainly lose by checking and went for pot bet. I think its really tough to call without full house and maybe I can even get weakest FH to fold.

Now afterward I think I should just check flop or turn and perhaps use combos with less chance to improve to mediocre hand as bluff.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

As PLO fish I would most likely play the hand the same, but top pair is off course a lot weaker in PLO than in NLHE.

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SDK1987


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Padelbro
Joined: 21.01.2010

I kind of like this as played.

Flopped TP but not much more, so prefer betting and just getting a fold from our opponent. This turn we could call if you checked on the flop, but really not that many good turn cards for this hand.

Turn this could be a check-back too with picked up extra equity, but dont hate the bet either putting villain on a tough spot.

I think this is quite decent river to bluff. There is very little that hero beats now (A9xx?) but blocking 3 cards from the board to FH.


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Joined: 09.07.2010

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