NL200z - Turning straight into a bluff OTR
Posted by bdon22
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NL200z - Turning straight into a bluff OTR
Blinds: $1.00/$2.00 (6 Players)
BN: $197.58
SB: $405.59
BB: $200.00
UTG: $593.03
MP: $48.38
CO: $269.28 (Hero)
SB: $405.59
BB: $200.00
UTG: $593.03
MP: $48.38
CO: $269.28 (Hero)
Preflop
($3.00)
Hero is CO with
A
9
, , , ,
Flop
($19.00)
8
7
3
, , ,
Turn
($58.00)
8
7
3
J
, ,
River
($58.00)
8
7
3
J
T
,
Villain is a reg. I think he could be donking the river with a straight and since I have Ad blocker it will be hard for him to call even if he has a flush.
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I don't like this bluff for the donk range of BB is not always so wide.According to the line of this ways-pot both of 3 players can finish the flush on river,So it's always meanless to donk with str8s for thin value,so u r trying to convicing him to laydown lots of flush.What's more,U still have to worry about Btn's action,and the nuts hand is 9djd,Ur block card isn't so perfect.Unless U have other reads on the villian here or it will always be -ev action here.
Still, U r really tough player,
You don't need to risk this much to fold out a straight. This size would be targeting flushes, and that can get iffy. Given his size, weighted towards straights, I think going $100 makes you more money.
Depends on how strong villain is. You actually rep your exact hand much more than you rep a flush. Vs low wtsd regs this should be fine regardless.
you don(t have a lot of flushes by not betting turn this could be a problem sir
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