CO vs BB srp 3 barrel

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CO vs BB srp 3 barrel

Blinds: $0.02/$0.05 (6 Players) BN: $4.22
SB: $4.31
BB: $6.45
UTG: $5.06
MP: $3.22
CO: $7.74 (Hero)
Preflop ($0.07) Hero is CO with Q A
2 folds, Hero raises to $0.15, 2 folds, BB calls $0.10
Flop ($0.32) 5 2 T
BB checks, Hero bets $0.12, BB calls $0.12
I think this board is good enough for me to make a range bet so decided to go for it.
Turn ($0.56) 5 2 T J
BB checks, Hero bets $0.36, BB calls $0.36
Having a gutshot plus 2 overs I think I can continue barreling to put his draws and Tx on pressure.
River ($1.28) 5 2 T J 7
BB checks, Hero bets $1.20, BB folds
I felt I couldn't checkback with Ahigh because he might have some showdown value in form of 1 pair type hands and I don't want to lose against them. Decided to make a 3rd barrel but not sure if it was good play.

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Alban Farcy 6 years, 9 months ago

i would have check flop
turn is fine as played
river he might have some of Tx, Jx but also a lot of busted draws or over cards i would have bet a little less

Paul Atwal 6 years, 9 months ago

I like flop play, and I think turn is okay, but an overbet will likely be better. Your value region here will probably be something like decent Jx+, and that region can support a bigger bet.

OTR I think this way too loose without reads. This hand is too high in your range and has a bit too much sdv. In terms of absolute hand strength, I expect the majority of your river bluffing region to be worse than KxMidCard (maybe some really weak Ax? Unlikely though given turn play). Holding a 9/8 with s or diamond might be helpful here to block his only possible straight combos. It's possible that those just always xr flop though (ie blocker is irrelevant).

JackPozzi 6 years, 9 months ago

On the flop, betting range in that texture is fine. Your particular hand can go either way (bet small or check back) in isolation but betting range is in my opinion the most robust strategy.

On the turn, your range is pretty strong and you want to bet bigger (and very frequently). Overbetting is good I think as Paul Atwal said, I play 50bb often so i potbet that turn given the lower SPR.

On the river your hand is not a very good bluff GTO-wise, but you can bet AdQx and AxQd blocking the flush (and betting big, you have lots of value hands). I checked this on the solver on a similar texture that I had already solved, so results aren't super accurate. Bluffing AhQh should be an exploitve move if you think villian overfolds -folding most of his Jx and all of his Tx mainly, or peeling to loose on turns with hands like 55-99 to fold river.

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