Bluffcatchin OTR SBvBB
Posted by vayne
Posted by
vayne
posted in
Mid Stakes
Bluffcatchin OTR SBvBB
Blinds: $1.00/$2.00 (6 Players)
UTG: $208.25
MP: $200.00
CO: $231.30
BN: $308.55
SB: $202.78 (Hero)
BB: $265.17
MP: $200.00
CO: $231.30
BN: $308.55
SB: $202.78 (Hero)
BB: $265.17
Preflop
($3.00)
Hero is SB with
6
7
, ,
Flop
($10.48)
T
8
7
, ,
Turn
($25.42)
T
8
7
2
, ,
River
($73.42)
T
8
7
2
A
, ,
Final Pot
BB
wins and shows two pair, Aces and Tens.
BB wins $214.67
Rake is $2.75
BB wins $214.67
Rake is $2.75
Villain has a ton of 9x, FDs and gutters that could play this way and the Ax OTR seems to be a pretty bad a card for him to be value betin somethin like QT with that size.
He is a 32/23/10 wwsf 46 wsd 54 over 13k hands
Loading 2 Comments...
I like this calldown. Villian is so polarized and we block lots of his value hands. I think Villian will not valuebetting for example A9ss with this sizing on river. Maybe I prefer caldown with something like K6hh or some thing like that because we don´t block any of his bluffs - 65s, 54s, QJ, Q9 and lots of his 9x hands. The question is how frequently will opponents bluffs with this sizings on turn and river...
Another thought I just got is if we can fold the turn and I think we can if we design a good c/c range for the flop which includes a lot better c/c-twice hands
I think 67 of hearts lives a lot off of improvements on the turn or check behinds from villain
Another thought is that I almost think that if villain were to bluff this river, which I think is actually also quite favorable for OUR range (think Ax flushdraw, AT, A8, A7) and in a way kind of doesn't connect with what he is repping at all,...
he would probably overbet (if he is thinking/good) which makes this size sort of betsize-telly and might be skewed towards valuebets
...just a thought but in general I dont think the calldown is super terrible
Be the first to add a comment