It is a good spot to bluff?
Posted by specialmarco
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specialmarco
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It is a good spot to bluff?
Blinds: $0.02/$0.05 (6 Players)
BN: $7.16
SB: $12.83 (Hero)
BB: $4.85
UTG: $4.82
MP: $5.76
CO: $11.82
SB: $12.83 (Hero)
BB: $4.85
UTG: $4.82
MP: $5.76
CO: $11.82
Preflop
($0.07)
Hero is SB with
J
T
, , , ,
Flop
($0.29)
4
8
6
,
Turn
($0.29)
4
8
6
3
,
River
($0.73)
4
8
6
3
A
,
Final Pot
SB
lost and shows high card Ace.
CO wins and shows a pair of Sixes.
CO wins $1.83
Rake is $0.10
CO wins and shows a pair of Sixes.
CO wins $1.83
Rake is $0.10
usually when we have 100bb effective stack I haven't flatting range sb vs co, but in this spot we are deep, so I prefered flat this hand and 3bet a polarized range.
co is probably reg but I don't have much info because I started to play recently.
I'm non conviced about my line. How would you play the hand?
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I'd play same way, hoping to fold out some 6x OTR.
WP
I think 3-betting this hand should be considered since we have more opportunity to make nutted hands; and when deep stacked this is what we want. However BB doesn't appear to be a regular since he's not full stacked so I would lean towards calling in this case.
As played I think a lot of villain's range will be Ax heavy OTT so I'd be less inclined to bluff the ace and more inclined to bluff cards like a heart, 2, or 8.
I would make sizing little bit smaller. $0.45 or $0.50. Otherwise wp.
I'd just give up ott, I think that weaker people tend to cbet these flops too often, esp with their giveups. And starting a 2 street bluff vs an nl10 unknown with 6 dirty outs to fold out a pair seems to be too ambitious to me, esp since so huge part of his range now also has a draw.
Once we bet the turn, I guess that we need to bet the river too, but its not a fistpump, he has alot of Ax in his rnage and he is calling with a lot weaker pair some percentage of the time too.
I'd give up on otr. I think our value range kind of goes out the window on this card. That coupled with him hitting it a far amount as well.
I would also give up on the river. He has a lot of Ax that just hit and is never folding. I do barrel any other card though.
Yup, +1 here - XB/call ranges are just soooo Ax heavy that you'd need to overbet, and this is simply a bad idea to begin with, especially at nl5.
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