When is torching SDV to apply pressure on nut adv boards ideal? ( my first time posting on here )
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When is torching SDV to apply pressure on nut adv boards ideal? ( my first time posting on here )
Let's say: HJ opens QTcs 30eff B flats. Flop AsKs2d. HJ bets around 75% on flop, B calls. Turn : Th
The solver has QT betting large on turn. Also hands like T8cc,T7cc. Is it because the T alone is not ahead enough once the large c bet is called? Are they better identified as straight blockers at this point? What am I missing? Is this a spot where it looks like we have SDV but we really don't?
If HJ had cbet small on flop, does that give the T enough SDV to start checking?
Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
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Yes you are turning Tx into a bluff at this point. It's a very common theme on turn cbet spots where you want to be really polar to choose the turn pair as a bluff. After cbeting big OTF, BB shouldn't have any worst hands other than FD's and you can apply a ton of pressure. On the specific board you have a huge range adv. and QcTs makes a great job of blocking turned two pairs & straights while not having any diamond and thus unblocking flop bdfd's (same for t8cc, t7cc). I imagine that you would like to have a Kx or maybe your worst Ax to consider taking your SDV and XB.
I haven't run the spot, that's my thoughts based on every similar hand that I've seen :)
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