NL100 nut flush draw deep SBvsBU 3bp
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NL100 nut flush draw deep SBvsBU 3bp
Blinds: $0.50/$1.00 (6 Players)
CO: $122.48
BN: $131.79
SB: $170.42 (Hero)
BB: $182.67
UTG: $282.86
MP: $116.68
BN: $131.79
SB: $170.42 (Hero)
BB: $182.67
UTG: $282.86
MP: $116.68
Preflop
($1.50)
Hero is SB with
7
A
, , , ,
24/20/10 tag reg 63%f3b
Flop
($19.00)
J
8
J
, ,
Turn
($71.00)
J
8
J
8
, ,
Final Pot
BN wins $68.00
Rake is $3.00
Rake is $3.00
What is the best line OTF? Is xc an option because Ace high might still be the best hand pretty often, and I hate getting raised this deep OOP.
As played, would it be a good play to xr turn all in if a different card came that didn't kill my hand?
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I think ranges are fairly symmetrical on this flop. You both will have a bunch of Jx, but given the stack depth, position and potcontrol are a bit more important with a lot of your range than it would be at 100bb deep. So I think you will need to be checking a lot here, and I think Ac7c is likely a mixed strategy as well.
It's fine as played imo, and I probably would just ch/call on blank turns, since I expect most regs to giveup their bluffs OTR, also I don't think they would be too bluffheavy.
Wp, x/calling is fine and never wrong mathematically. X/raising would be a waste and bet/alling with these odds is fine as well.
So it's better to show more V's info. then we can discuss more value here.
I think this hand was played fine, I really like the 3 bet pre with the A7s, btn ranges are pretty wide so I like to mix in some different raising hands to mix up my game. flop I might go for a check call or even a check raise depending on the opponent. The turn was fine too because theres no point leading, if he felt confident enough to bet flop then the turn changes nothing.
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