5/10: Trun decision with strong draw ip
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5/10: Trun decision with strong draw ip
HJ: $1112
CO: $1135 (Hero)
BN: $1000
SB: $1204
BB: $1484
CO: $1135 (Hero)
BN: $1000
SB: $1204
BB: $1484
Hey guys
here is a hand where im curious about your turnplay + plans on the river
villain seems to be a decent, i havent played in the past (since im not playing much atm) but this day we already built up a lot of history because we started a lot of tables, where he won like 3 stacks in the beginning but lost a lot in the last hour (i think hes definitely a little bit on tilt, not sure how much it effects him though)
he was opening 32% from mp after 600 hands and is cbetting 75% overall...
here is a hand where im curious about your turnplay + plans on the river
villain seems to be a decent, i havent played in the past (since im not playing much atm) but this day we already built up a lot of history because we started a lot of tables, where he won like 3 stacks in the beginning but lost a lot in the last hour (i think hes definitely a little bit on tilt, not sure how much it effects him though)
he was opening 32% from mp after 600 hands and is cbetting 75% overall...
Preflop
($15.00)
(5 Players)
Hero was dealt
T
A
HJ raises to $30, Hero calls $30, BN folds, SB folds, BB folds
HJ raises to $30, Hero calls $30, BN folds, SB folds, BB folds
Flop
($75.00)
7
6
4
(2 Players)
HJ bets $50,
Hero raises to $140,
HJ calls $90
i decided to raise his cbet, because he wasnt cbetting the turn very often (44%), so i want to have a wider flopraisingrange and i think he has a wide enough bluff3bettingrange here to make a 4betshove profitable. my size is rather on the smaller site, but is definitely enough to stack off easily with 2 more bets...
Turn
($355.00)
7
6
4
8
(2 Players)
HJ checks
on the turn im now interested about your play:
would you check back to draw to 12 nutouts + the ace, and maybe rep sets that slowed down on the turn and valuebet
or would you bet, to get him off all overpairs on the turn already, but with the risk of getting raised off our strong draw (or bet big enough to be able to stackoff...)? what are your plans on the river if he calls our bet?
note that he was opening quite wide in mp, so there are all 55, 65s, 75s and 54s combos in his range
would you check back to draw to 12 nutouts + the ace, and maybe rep sets that slowed down on the turn and valuebet
or would you bet, to get him off all overpairs on the turn already, but with the risk of getting raised off our strong draw (or bet big enough to be able to stackoff...)? what are your plans on the river if he calls our bet?
note that he was opening quite wide in mp, so there are all 55, 65s, 75s and 54s combos in his range
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I think if he had an over pair on the flop, perhaps XC on his part would have been better. If that is your read, then that might be only hand type left, where it is possible you can get him to fold. Just think there are many other hand types out there, where you dont want to be betting.
It is an interesting hand, and it has made me wonder, whether I would be going for thin value with a straight or a set here, or try not to have a betting range here at all.
first of all congratulations for your ATs.
I like how you played it, but it seems you forgot why in the process.
I think the best play is to check, especially if he is opening that wild, this card is not only good for him, but bad for us. With your small raise on the flop, the sizings are going to be bad for a b/c on the turn, and we don't really want to b/f as we picked up a str8 draw.
Also, i'm affraid he might c/r us with air, since you have built some history with him and he might be on tilt.
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