NL200z tricky spot river with full

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NL200z tricky spot river with full

Blinds: $1.00/$2.00 (6 Players) BN: $276.40
SB: $195.00
BB: $267.29
UTG: $510.58
MP: $349.24
CO: $378.26 (Hero)
Preflop ($3.00) Hero is CO with 3 3
UTG folds, MP raises to $6.00, Hero calls $6.00, 3 folds
vilain is a reg 23/18, opr 17% early position
he cbet flop 54% on 700h so far
Flop ($15.00) T 9 3
MP checks, Hero bets $12.45, MP calls $12.45
Turn ($39.90) T 9 3 8
MP checks, Hero bets $60.00, MP calls $60.00
River ($159.90) T 9 3 8 9
MP checks, Hero bets $136.67, MP raises to $270.79 and is all in, Hero calls $134.12
so i need 19% to call here, if he has 4 nutflushes i win here

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Tableau : Td9h3d8h9d
Equity Victoire Égalité
MP2 21.43% 21.43% 0.00% { 33 }
MP3 78.57% 78.57% 0.00% { TT-88, T9s, 98s, Ad5d, Ad4d, Ad3d, Ad2d }


TT/99 does'nt make a lot of sense, since he would have cbet or x/r, same for some nutflushes
so maybe T9s who doesn't cbet, or 89s

what do you think of his range here?

we call 89s and we fold nutflush here i guess, so 33 is between: what do we do?

cheers,

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PokerIsHard 10 years, 3 months ago

I don't think a lot of regz in NL200 are x/ring worse for value (or as a bluff) OTR, when it is only a min-raise more.

Especially when you overbet the turn + bet so big the river.

When you are CR on this river after this action, your 33 = bluffcatcher. Do you really think he puts you on QdJd and he is CRing a NFD for value ?

UpUpAndAway 10 years, 3 months ago

Pretty gross spot. I like your sizings on all streets and agree that villain will really only have T9s once in a blue moon and 98s as well to take this line. But I don't see a reg ever checkraising worse/bluffs here so I think you can make a hero fold and call your better boats.

BigFiszh 10 years, 3 months ago

I dislike the sizings. :( Especially on the river ... we´re trying to get a very tiny range of Villain to call (!!) and with our sizings we make it way too easy for him in general. Once we get shoved in THAT specific situation, his range should simply crush us, as he shouldn´t even have bluffs anymore.

MajorCrimes 10 years, 3 months ago

Well, most of the hands that called the first two streets are now either flushes, tp (that often folds regardless) and trips, so what's the problem with bombing river?

At my stakes I'd actually probably overshove the river here (50nl)

MajorCrimes 10 years, 3 months ago

Oh man, after he flats that turn sizing and raises river...I can't ever see that being a flush. I think this is specifically TT almost always.

If we're calling were basically giving him credit for having some balance here, right? Pot odds don't really mean anything if we hold a pure bluffcatcher and he doesn't have bluffs

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