5/10 deep turn spot
Posted by teubsch
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5/10 deep turn spot
BB: $1947.50 (Hero)
Vilian is a decent reg. I have about 8k hands on villain. He 3bets 14% (PP, AT+, connectors). His CB in 3b pots is 51% and he c/r turn 6%. We have been playing for about 3h and I called his turn/river c/r twice and both times he had the goods. He does not tend to play his draws aggressively as a c/r and especially not 200bb deep.
I therefore thought his check on the flop meant that he either has a monster here and is trapping or a hand he does not feel comfortable playing for stacks (AJ, AT, KQ, KK, JJ, etc). Given that I don't want to play my hand for stacks here and flop is dry I decided to check behind and go for 2 streets of value on an innocuous turn. When he checked the turn to me I think he can still have the above range of hands, but is more likely to have the weaker part of it (AJ, AT, KQ, etc) as I would check behind quite a few hands and he would therefore lose value by checking.
The c/r therefore took me a bit by surprise and folding my hand here is obv very exploitative (as he can then take this line with any OESD, FD, etc), but on the other hand I can't really come up with a decent amount of hands that he would take this line with besides 2 pair+.
What would your play be on the turn?
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Given that I don't want to play my hand for stacks here and flop is dry I decided to check behind and go for 2 streets of value on an innocuous turn.
If you do that with a range that doesn't want to play for stacks, then don't you just end up playing for stacks?
Seems like an easy 4bet jam situation pre or a easy go broke spot post.
They're deep
he made it insanely big raise OTT... so i guess fold is good... could maybe also call and fold river unimproved ,i put him on AQ/A2/A5 so by improving i think 5/Q/K ...
60% pot is an insanely big raise over an 80% pot bet? Looks he's setting up pot-sized river shove.
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