[Closed] nl200 - 66 vs c.r from agro. spewy?

I think your line looks really strong and you have tons of FE there. I think this should be +EV vs agressive players.

hi
i would call turn again and call a lot of non rivers

problem with c/c turn and c/c river, is that he has always some equity on the turn, so if river is another overcard he can easily shove that for value.
So I also like c/rai on the turn instead of c/c turn and river
With AA-QQ I think calldown is a little more profitable

Originally posted by Kaitz20
problem with c/c turn and c/c river, is that he has always some equity on the turn, so if river is another overcard he can easily shove that for value.
So I also like c/rai on the turn instead of c/c turn and river
With AA-QQ I think calldown is a little more profitable

I am IP kaitz.

Originally posted by Strongsl

Originally posted by Kaitz20
problem with c/c turn and c/c river, is that he has always some equity on the turn, so if river is another overcard he can easily shove that for value.
So I also like c/rai on the turn instead of c/c turn and river
With AA-QQ I think calldown is a little more profitable

I am IP kaitz.

right
I guess still the reasons that IO said I like shoving turn
with bigger overpair you can call him down

There are few 7x hands in his range, 2 combos of 87s and 2 of 76s.

He'd 3bet TT+, maybe even 99+ most of the time - and even if he had 88-TT it's unlikely he's checkraising with it because he's turning it into a bluff and valuetowns himself vs your JJ+.

So i think his range mostly consists of air/draws after he checkraises the flop.

At the turn without any further reads it's hard to make some good estimations about his bluffingfrequency, but even if you had 0% equity if called your bluff would only have to work 55% of the time to make this a +EV shove.
So nh!