NL50 ISO & turned top set, but flush hit. River facing donk AI
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NL50 ISO & turned top set, but flush hit. River facing donk AI
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50 (8 Players)
CO: $33.14
BN: $50.00
SB: $53.14
BB: $24.48
UTG: $90.30
UTG+1: $50.75 (Hero)
MP: $52.85
MP+1: $50.00
BN: $50.00
SB: $53.14
BB: $24.48
UTG: $90.30
UTG+1: $50.75 (Hero)
MP: $52.85
MP+1: $50.00
Villain REGFISH or passive fish. 27/4 after 56hh. AGG 50(12)/38(8)/50(4). WTSD 25(12)
Preflop
($0.75)
Hero is UTG+1 with
T
T
, , ,
Flop
($3.25)
2
5
9
, ,
Turn
($8.25)
2
5
9
T
, ,
Turn for value.
River
($19.25)
2
5
9
T
A
,
River donk seems weird, I think fish tend to X/R most flushes on turn
I'm not sure if I could check-back turned top set (I think I can't)? What's river play? Arguments for calling/folding?
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I agree with you that many times, fish will opt to raise ott with flushes (especially passive fish afraid of being outdrawn by clubs). That being said, I could see him having many combos of 2 pair that shove river. For example, a hand like A9 that turned a club draw and rivered 2 pair, maybe would have the mindset that they will call a shove anyway, so just shove myself to make it easier.
Well played. Mandatory bet OTT.
He won't fold 9x, OESD kinda stuff. He might even have slowplayed set or overpair given how passive he is preflop. River is a call for the reasons mentioned above.
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