NL10 bluffing all three streets

Pichux

Joined: 03.02.2009

11.09.2010, 14:51 0

** Hand History for Game 2426602266 ** (IPoker)
$10.00 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Saturday, September 11, 12:37:23 ET 2010
Table Rewo (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Seat 1: CBayod ( $2.90 USD )
Seat 5: Piters1990 ( $10.87 USD )
Seat 6: majtek8855 ( $10.61 USD )
Seat 8: alien67 ( $19.10 USD )
Seat 10: Orbico ( $10.00 USD )
Piters1990 posts small blind [$0.05 USD].
majtek8855 posts big blind [$0.10 USD].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Piters1990 [ K :diamond: 8 :heart: ]
alien67 folds
Orbico folds
CBayod folds
Piters1990 raises [$0.30 USD]
majtek8855 calls [$0.25 USD]
** Dealing Flop ** [ Q :spade:, 4 :heart:, 3 :spade: ]
Piters1990 bets [$0.60 USD]
majtek8855 calls [$0.60 USD]
** Dealing Turn ** [ A ]
Piters1990 bets [$1.30 USD]
majtek8855 calls [$1.30 USD]
** Dealing River ** [ 4 :diamond: ]
Piters1990 bets [$4.00 USD]

Villain: 17/14/2.2 482h big sample with a read, that he's not folding much against cbet in standart situations.

So i wanderd is bluffing on all 3 streets here ok? I saw him not folding to most of the flop cbets on the tables he was playing. The turn could have turned out good for him, but i was pretty sure, that he had a mid PP here. When the river came out blank for the hands that i've preddicted him holding, i decided to bet it all to the end. Profitable?

3 replies

letmewinplz8

Joined: 15.05.2010

Posts: 439

11.09.2010, 15:47 0

I raise to 3.5x OOP in BvB.

On flop i'll bet smaller - you are pure bluffing - no backdoors whatsoever. Its not even a great board to cbet on vs a decent player - so i'll bet about $0.5.

Turn, well given that you bet so big on the flop and so I expect his range to be pretty strong. But like you said you are likely able to fold out like 55-99 probs (would expect T's and J's to call again if he's decent). He might also fold some of his weaker top pairs like QT and also his weaker flush draws so yeah its an ok card to barrel on imo, although I'd check his F2CB stats first.

River - don't bet so big you are polarizing yourself to like big A's, AQ and FH's imo. The 4 hasn't changed anything regarding made hands so he's most likely going to call again. Therefore you're basically folding out missed draws so if you are going to bet I'd bet smaller. That being said I just give up on river.

_Anonymous_

11.09.2010, 16:44 0

Well 3x against him is ok because of the fact that he is very tight and our range vs him will be much wider than normal.

I'd bet sth between 1/2 and 2/3 on the flop.

Turn bet is fine. You can make him fold all the PP's, weak Q's, 56 and random floats.

Once he call you both flop and turn I'm not betting that blank river.

_Anonymous_

13.09.2010, 15:42 0

I also like smaller bets on the flop. You don´t have to pot it
turn barrel is fine, I think he should fold there pp-s and maybe also Qx. River barrel is fine, since he would fold there Qx and also his flushdraws. But if your image is quite bad then I think c/f is also fine

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