delayed C-bet
Posted by Akame
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delayed C-bet
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Need some help on how to play turns after checking flop IP as a PFR and the OP players checks again to me on the turn.
In this hand the flop is bad for me so I would use a polar betting range with a bigger size, QJo would go in my checking range. The turn is a Q, I think it's a better card for my range than his, I can have more strong Q combos like AQ, QK, QJ that he can't have since he would 3bet them preflop, After he checks for the second time it's unlikely that he has flushes, straight or sets. His range looks pretty weak so I think I can bet with a high frequency here. I'm not sure what size to use, betting big doesn't really make sense to me, strongest part of his range are weak Q pairs like QTs, Q9s, maybe 99, 98, T8 and I think he would fold those hands to a large bet, so betting something like half pot and extracting more value from those hands seems like a better choice.
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I like your line, but I think villan should still have some strong hands in range.
if villain is bad then yes they can defend this board easily since they will be calling too much in the SB
but vs regs that play closer to GTO, most their stuff gets 3bet pre so the best hands they can end up here is like KTs and some low pairs which should fold pre but end up calling, and they cant defend that on most boards so you can just fire off
Good job, you find a spot where you can exploitatively bet any 2 cards and get too many folds, so start pounding in this same spot with all your air hands to print money.
Will be betting a lot more often in this spots, thanks.
They X-XF turn 50% of the time overall. Seems perfectly fine to me. You will get some pretty horrible calls in these pools vs bet so it's a clear value bet and a clear bet/fold vs raise on the flush closing turns.
this is a considerable strategic implementation
this is a considerable strategic implementation
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