BVB: Rivered straight facing check raise in 3 bet pot
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BVB: Rivered straight facing check raise in 3 bet pot
Villain is 28/19/2.5AF, attempt to steal from sb 43%, fold 3b% from sb 66% (4/6)
Flop: Wasn't sure about a cbet here, board is somewhat drawy and seems to hit villains range ie middling cards? Is this an okay assumption? Should I have cbet here?
Turn: I figured I delay cbet here as the king should hit my range, I also can spike a queen for the straight
River: I bet for value here as I think villain can call me with all types of broadway hands potentially... the raise looks like a lot of two pairs to me, what do you guys think about his river check raising range?
Thanks,
W
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I would cb here. Why do you think this board is drawy? I dont think villain has any str8draws here, he isnt calling your 3b with 75, 79, t9.
When you cb he might fold al broadways that didnt hit like aq, at, kq, kts. Maybe he flatsyour 3b with some pps that will fold, 55/77. Also if you check behind villain might lead a lot of turns just because you showed weakness, we prevent that by betting ourselves on the flop.
As played, on the turn I like your bet. He will fold 99/tt/aq. Maybe he calls with qt and then were valuebetting.
As played on the river I wouldnt fold vs the x/r. Youre not repping a strong hand since you x back the flop so villain might think he could fold your air/pairs/2pairs by x/raising.
Is ato in situation on the bottom of your 3betting for value range?
Preflop: I'm flatting ATo IP, i think by 3-betting, your essentially turning your AX hand range into a bluff. By 3-betting, u open yourself up to a 4-bet jam by villain, thus further sacrificing the innate value of your AX hand range. Call preflop and play position vs villain.
Flop: I like a C-bet as stated by legendary as my default line
Turn: I'm Checking, since KX is a bad card for our hand range, and drops ATo down in value.
Hands like: 9T,TQ,X(d)Y(d),KX,AJ,AQ are now all calling our turn bet. Basically no value, and if we're called, we're basically value-owning ourselves. Check, and evaluate river spot.
I agree with legendary, that River is a call, you have A(d) Nut FD blockers, thus further eliminating value ranges from villain's river C/R range. If Villain has J(d)X(d), he is most likely leading turn for value since he is likely charging value with his Combo draw hand range. even if villain doesnt lead J(d)X(d) combo, i would've probably saw a C/R on turn a high % for value.
**) If villain is leading river, I'm also Jamming for value as my balanced river strategy.
I think that 9Ts is in villains callingrange, because he seems a bit fishy looking at his stacksize and stats. Because villain is stealing 43% and folds 66% he stil has a 12% range if we asume villain will 4bet QQ+ AK, and AQs, and 9Ts fits well in that range.
Because we didn't bet the flop we can't exclude flushes from his range? I'm not sure if villain would x/r those on the river though.
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