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kiromanAAKK
Joined: 08.10.2009

Hi Coach on this hand

How many time villian bluffing in this spot?
Should I call the flop and waiting to see how the hand was evolving or the fold is not to weak over his raise?

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NL Holdem $50(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,540)
BB ($1,455)
UTG ($1,500)
UTG+1 ($975)
UTG+2 ($2,550)
MP1 ($1,440)
Hero ($1,460)
CO ($1,335)
BTN ($1,245)

Dealt to Hero K♥ A♦

fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $150, CO calls $150, fold, fold, fold

FLOP ($375) Q♦ T♣ 5♦

Hero bets $180, CO raises to $600, Hero folds

You said:

I think b/f half potsize is fine. Remember that if we had AQ on this board (which we would bet the samea mount) we can easily get it in on the turn if villain just calls. With ace high, 2 overs, a gutshot and a backdoor flushdraw I hate folding though, so I opt for c/c flop and evaluate the turn. Once you bet you must fold to a raise.

So, in this exactly conditions even we face one and only one opp, you would always c/c to see the next few streets?
Thx :heart:


2 replies

b/f is standart, not weak. You can't b/c with this stack.
b/broke needs very very strong reads, cause you should have no fold equity.

c/c is a possible line.


chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

Originally posted by santostr
b/f is standart, not weak. You can't b/c with this stack.
b/broke needs very very strong reads, cause you should have no fold equity.

c/c is a possible line.

This. You don't have the stacksize to b/c and then consider folding later streets. To elaborate on the last point, c/c is a possible line against people who can be bluffing you out of the pot with hands like J9 and Axdd or Kxdd (which you beat). This line allows you to control the size of the pot and get to showdown more often. We can also price ourselves in to improve on the turn/river.