nl100z straight on flush boarde vs 2 tabler
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nl100z straight on flush boarde vs 2 tabler
Blinds: $0.50/$1.00 (6 Players)
BN: $100.00 (Hero)
SB: $42.04
BB: $616.73
UTG: $41.05
MP: $105.49
CO: $228.28
SB: $42.04
BB: $616.73
UTG: $41.05
MP: $105.49
CO: $228.28
Preflop
($1.50)
Hero is BN with
8
5
, , ,
Flop
($5.74)
9
7
6
, ,
Turn
($11.14)
9
7
6
2
, ,
River
($22.78)
9
7
6
2
5
,
BB -reg
SB -reggish too(pretty sure he played for many years but stats weird, probably weak reg) 26/15 3bet 3% over 200 hands, quite passive and bit cally
Think I had it all in my mind and didn't size up flop, turn sizing not that important. River not sure value betting make sense, can get called by worse probably(76,97,TT// should have flushes too which make me want to check), spr sucks...
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Be aware that if you give him 97 and 76 then you should also give him T8 which beats you and 98 and 87 and 86 which draw.
Also him having only a 3% betting range makes that almost all Ax flush draws out there are still possible which is indeed kinda scary.
Some people will bet out on the river in order to not miss value with a NUT flush draw. That your opponent is passive makes this less likely.
All in all it seems like a close call against this particular opponent due to his passive nature and 3% preflop. As there are so may flush draws possible should just check back against this particular opponent.
There doesn't seem to be too many downsides to betting the river small vs described opponent. If you never get bluffed and can squeeze out a bit of value great. Probably not a huge EV difference between checking but I can see it being a bit higher.
Hello Jeff,
I am playing lower limits (however, yesterday I finally beat NL5, so consider me as a NL10(0) player :D), but if you don't mind I would like to say a few words about your hand.
Omg, my post is too long I guess :)
I hope this answer helps you.
I agree with my particular hand sizing might be not the best, but overall when I recall range and what type of hands I'm gonna bet I wouldn't size up ever (vs reg), vs rec can throw it away.
As well vs smaller size (theoretically) we getting called more so it balance it out. (not many run outs where I wanna go-all in after that turn card)
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