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[Closed] NL600 SH Bluff checkraise gone wrong

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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Poker Stars $600.00 No Limit Hold'em - 5 players - View hand 706528
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UTG: $1322.55
CO: $718.00
BTN: $1131.10
Hero (SB): $711.35
BB: $1132.05

Pre Flop: ($9.00) Hero is SB with A :diamond: Q :diamond:
1 fold, CO raises to $18, 1 fold, Hero calls $15, BB calls $12

Flop: ($54.00) 6 :club: Q :spade: K :club: (3 players)
Hero checks, BB checks, CO bets $33.00, Hero raises to $96, BB folds, CO calls $63

Turn: ($246.00) T :spade: (2 players)
Hero checks, CO checks

River: ($246.00) 9 :diamond: (2 players)
Hero bets $150.00, CO calls $150

Final Pot: $546.00
CO shows J :heart: K :diamond:
Hero shows A :diamond: Q :diamond:
CO wins $544.00
(Rake: $2.00)

Villian is Nutedawg, 27/21 reg who cbets 70%+. I expect him to cbet very very often on this board when he's in position.

Bad spot to bluff check/raise? Maybe my Ace out isnt clean when he has JT. I'm not too sure whether I should barrel the turn and rep the gutshot straight since villian almost never has AJ since he would either bet/fold or shove with combo draw.

What about the river? I'm trying to fold out busted draws and maybe AK but perhaps he has KQ/KJ/KT way more often which may find himself a call? WTSD is 21%, I think I can rep JT


3 replies

nutedawg is really good and though (as much as I´ve seen his videos)
I would generally 3-bet there AQ and if he really want to go 3-bet/4-bet war, this is also good hand imo to his range to 5-bet ship it pf.
I would prefer leading than c/r that board. not sure how often he would b/c there with AK+ and better hands, but I think he would often call or shove with his draws and you basically can´t really continue a lot of turns if he calls.
If he checks back I think he has there hand that has showdown value but which he doesn´t really want to b/c and Jx is part of that range. He would likely b/c turn with his AK+, since board is getting drawy and he doesn´t want to hero call if river is ugly card.
So I wouldn´t bluff river


Panny1
Joined: 03.02.2006

Donking is in fact a nice idea - you obv don't fold out Kx, but the fact that it's 3-handed will induce less (semi-)bluffraises and he can call you w a weaker hand. Still, it's gonna be hard to play correctly on Turn+River.

As played I'd just C/F the River. There are alot Jx-combos in his range, and there are not that many in our bc we'd probably bet them quite often on the Turn.


I think CF river is the main option, as noted previously. Still, Im wondering if betting river 80$ wouldnt be interesting an option. What do you think about this approach to river sizing?