over bet river Nl25z
Posted by piownu
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over bet river Nl25z
Blinds: $0.10/$0.25 (6 Players)
BN: $25.00
SB: $28.57
BB: $14.76
UTG: $58.59
MP: $28.28 (Hero)
CO: $25.60
SB: $28.57
BB: $14.76
UTG: $58.59
MP: $28.28 (Hero)
CO: $25.60
Preflop
($0.35)
Hero is MP with
J
J
, , , , ,
Flop
($3.02)
4
4
7
, , , ,
Turn
($6.42)
4
4
7
4
,
River
($14.52)
4
4
7
4
K
, ,
He may have 4x or 77 and waht's hes bluff? pairs? Maybe block bet was better idk
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Yep I would agree on folding vs unknown and betting river myself (likely need to size down close to blockbet).
Also I'm thinking to size up turn, 4 is just great turn card, we want to go big with our bluffs and value (99+?) to shove some rivers ^_^
Ya I was thinking size turn so you can shove river. Might be a bit ambitious to rip all in anyways but it is 25nl and who folds boats right? Vs select players I would def shove.
As played ya he s likely thinking "who folds a boat right?" :D
With some serious consideration I would fold this but his value range so narrow: A4s, 45s (maybe). KQdd, KJdd, 77 and so many busted FDs and Straight draws.
The only serious reason for folding IMO is because I think villains won't bluff enough in this spot.
Can you post some relevant stats?
I'm leaning toward a fold but have some stats life VPIP, PFR and some aggression frequency would help to profile the player. If the player is really active, I may find the call button.
I'd only call if I know villian is a fishy spazzy player that continues on the turn with all his draws. I'd fold otherwise, the big size is generally underbluffed by a large margin, and I don't think this is a board texture that gets bluffed very frequently.
But if he's a fish I'd block river expecting to get called by 7x, any PP and A-highs, and fold to a raise.
I think flop sizing is too big altough not sure about this one. I think I'm jamming river
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