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Marg0z
Joined: 10.04.2008

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
Hero ($148)
BB ($100)
UTG ($121)
UTG+1 ($108)
CO ($28.60)
BTN ($350)

Dealt to Hero 6♣6♥

fold, fold, CO calls $1, BTN raises to $4.50, Hero calls $4, fold, CO calls $3.50,

FLOP ($14.50) 8♣7♠6♦

check, CO bets $4.50, BTN raises to $28, Hero calls $28, CO calls $19.60,

TURN ($94.60) 8♣7♠6♦2♦

check, check,

RIVER ($94.60) 8♣7♠6♦2♦T♠

Hero bets $60, BTN calls $60,

CO is donk and short stack so he doesn't matter

BTN is 20/15 wts: 29 af: 2.5
steal from button: 35%

I think raising his huge flop bet is not a good idea, what do you think? he might have overpair here so I don't want him to fold.

What about checking turn ? I wanted to check/raise but he check behind.

Check/call river?


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I think you can take following line:
coldcall flop, sicne if you 3-bet then your line looks too strong and he´d likely fold worse hands except two pair.
Don king out turn to 50$, shoving river
I think valuebet river is perficly ok, he might call with overpair and two pair haands and he isn´t raising there unless he has 9.


Marg0z
Joined: 10.04.2008

I think donking turn after calling this huge flop bet also looks like a monster so instead of donking turn it is better to raise flop ? it's my opinion only :)


Originally posted by Marg0z
I think donking turn after calling this huge flop bet also looks like a monster so instead of donking turn it is better to raise flop ? it's my opinion only :)
iut doesn´t look that strong and since he gets enough odds to call with overpair and see what you do on the river, then I think coldcalling flop, leading turn seems less strong and also are a little weird line that might looked up lighter than cold 3-betting flop


TheLastNail
Joined: 30.05.2008

several lines possible: also donk flop directly, but u have to do it also with other also for sure, basically dependant on how much he misusues 3w pots with dead money that BU, if a lot then just d/c and d/r or c/r; however: if u play c/c on flop as u did, donking on turn /at least small/ is more +ev vs this opp due to his combo of wts 29, af:2.5 (if u have a good samplesize); if it was like wts:25 and af:4+ or sth, then go for a c/r, but this person is more showdown monkey as hyperagrrro himself, so u need to get some money into the pot with him as u will by betting; then if the pot is big enough we have to c/c the river ofc or mindfuck him a bit by thinking for ages persuading him we dont have the 9 and just shove so that he can call with his 2p .. :f_cool:

edit: actually if we donk turn, c/c is better on river now i c, coz with c/c, d, d its so damn obvious we have the 9 we dont have so much he cant call without it, but can turn a lot of his 2p hands into a bluff by shoving /his massive stack might help him to just give it all in try to intimidate more ,although, wts 29 :rolleyes: .. well .. depending on how much we donk on turn /need to experiment vs this opp/


TribunCaesar
Joined: 29.04.2007

no matter what you do it looks damn strong. Call flop looks the strongest to me btw.
If BTN is not all that good I probably call flop and donk turn. Don't like checking turn again, your call on the flop looks so strong, that he is foten checking behind worse hands.

my line: minraise flop, shove turn. He might level himself into something.
alternative: donk flop

Best regards,
TribunCaesar