River range bet sizing?
Posted by Chael Sonnen
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Chael Sonnen
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River range bet sizing?
BN: $1415.70
SB: $1005
BB: $2160.16 (Hero)
CO: $1023.50
SB: $1005
BB: $2160.16 (Hero)
CO: $1023.50
Preflop
($15.00)
(4 Players)
Hero was dealt
6
6
CO raises to $22.79, BN folds, SB folds, Hero calls $12.79
CO raises to $22.79, BN folds, SB folds, Hero calls $12.79
Flop
($50.58)
6
2
Q
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
CO bets $28.96,
Hero calls $28.96
Mixing it up between c/r and c/c.
I want to be able to c/r some FDs because I can't call again on most turns, so I need to keep sets in my flop c/c range.
I want to be able to c/r some FDs because I can't call again on most turns, so I need to keep sets in my flop c/c range.
Turn
($108.50)
6
2
Q
3
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
CO bets $77.04,
Hero raises to $238.85,
CO calls $161.81
Maybe a little too small
River
($586.20)
6
2
Q
3
5
(2 Players)
Hero checks
So should we have a small betting range on this river, or split our range into jams and checks?
My main turn c/r bluff is spades, so nothing missed on the river.
Because I'm not bluffing, perhaps I should bet 1/4 pot with sets and flushes? But that strategy really hurts the EV of not jamming flushes.
I do think that betting 1/4 pot with my whole range is tough to play against, and it will be hard for him to bluffjam, whereas a check gives away more information on my range.
Thoughts?
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