Turning Aces into a Bluff
Posted by Solarius92
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Turning Aces into a Bluff
Blinds: t30/t60 (9 Players)
MP+1: 4,521 (Hero)
MP+2: 5,458
CO: 4,155
BN: 2,701
SB: 4,484
BB: 3,000
UTG: 1,705
UTG+1: 2,494
MP: 2,571
MP+2: 5,458
CO: 4,155
BN: 2,701
SB: 4,484
BB: 3,000
UTG: 1,705
UTG+1: 2,494
MP: 2,571
Preflop
(90)
Hero is MP+1 with
A
A
, , , ,
Flop
(395)
T
7
2
, ,
Turn
(727)
T
7
2
9
,
River
(1,353)
T
7
2
9
3
, ,
Final Pot
MP+1 wins 3,513
SB is a solid low-stakes reg, 19/14 over 1k hands. Flats 9% of the time on SB and he has 4% 3b on sb on around 100 hands.
I designed some bluff and value ranges for him, considering a reasonable SB flatting range, and then I calculated the value/bluff ratio to see if we could bluff catch profitably. Of course those ranges are really player dependent (his tendencies of check-raising flop, leading turn and a turn hand into a bluff river).
The point is, in game I didn't see many bluff combos as I saw after designing ranges. So I felt he had a value-heavy range with 2p+, then I used our nut flush blocker to try to force him making a big lay down.
What are your thoughts about that?
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