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[Closed] NL100 SH - JQs blind battle, flop straight and flush draws

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Tim64
Joined: 03.11.2008

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
Hero ($100)
BB ($109)
UTG ($104)
CO ($100)
BTN ($131)

Dealt to Hero J♠ Q♠

fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $3, BB calls $2

FLOP ($6) A♠ 9♠ T♦

Hero bets $3.85, BB raises to $7.70, Hero raises to $22, BB calls $14.30

TURN ($50) A♠ 9♠ T♦ 3♣

Hero bets $26, BB raises to $84 (AI), Hero calls $49 (AI)

RIVER ($200) A♠ 9♠ T♦ 3♣ J♣

villain is 38/16/2, 109 hands -- looks on the loose side. I think we can raise this preflop as, even though we are out of position, I hand is pretty playable and villain is likely to be bad.
Flop is pretty much nuts and I think we would like to get allin if possible, given we have positive equity against everything other than a set?
not sure quite what to do on the turn as villain does not oblige us by 4betting us on the flop. I think once we bet we have to call it off since we always have 30+% equity, and we need only 25%.

However, I am wondering if there are any arguments in favour of a). shoving or b) check/folding?

Many thanks


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VzLOM
Joined: 23.12.2007

Raise more flop and just shove it on turn. You still have great equity and theres no chance in che-folding. Sometimes you even can be ahead of lower fd, JQo, 78 (thought its not nececary to play it the way was played, but still)


Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

Originally posted by VzLOM
Raise more flop and just shove it on turn. You still have great equity and theres no chance in che-folding. Sometimes you even can be ahead of lower fd, JQo, 78 (thought its not nececary to play it the way was played, but still)

How much do you want to raise? A potsized raise is about $24.

Imo nh, I'd maybe bet a bit bigger on the turn to make sure I'm commited after he shoves, but you can also argue that the small bet might induce some stuff.

I would not shove on the turn, after all we want worse FDs to get it in and a big bet might scare him off - also he obv doesn't get the odds to call.


well played, nh


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