Lets turn JJ into a bluff, x/c-x/r line, SRP
Posted by MatoStar
Posted by MatoStar posted in Low Stakes
Lets turn JJ into a bluff, x/c-x/r line, SRP
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50 (8 Players)
SB: $50.00
BB: $10.60
UTG: $46.82
UTG+1: $80.68 (Hero)
MP: $101.39
MP+1: $50.00
CO: $50.00
BN: $47.90
BB: $10.60
UTG: $46.82
UTG+1: $80.68 (Hero)
MP: $101.39
MP+1: $50.00
CO: $50.00
BN: $47.90
BTN: 26/15 over 979 hands, 3b 4.7
Bet vs missed cbet 63
Bet vs missed cbet 63
Preflop
($0.75)
Hero is UTG+1 with
J
J
, , , , ,
Flop
($4.75)
Q
7
Q
, , , ,
Turn
($8.81)
Q
7
Q
A
, ,
I decided to x/raise as a bluff here since I think I am lacking bluffs in this spot and my hands do block QJs heavily and unblock his FDs. I might play AA and KQs this way, maybe even AQ.
I think given his sizing, he sometimes might have an Ace.. (or is this too optimistic?) Because if he hasnt got an Ace, its calling>raising, because trying to fold out his Qx is way too assumptive.
I think given there were many draws, I can imagine him holding an Ace
I think given his sizing, he sometimes might have an Ace.. (or is this too optimistic?) Because if he hasnt got an Ace, its calling>raising, because trying to fold out his Qx is way too assumptive.
I think given there were many draws, I can imagine him holding an Ace
The problem with turning JJ into a bluff is that once he starts to be polarized to a Qx OTT, we are most likely beating his bluffs, so we dont benefit that much by folding this part of his range, however, once he value bets Ax OTT, I believe we have got enough fold equity, so raising becomes the best option then..
I would say usually Ax are just a xb OTT, but given the drawy runout, I am not so sure..
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