Turn semi-bluff concept I really need help with
Posted by Chael Sonnen
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Chael Sonnen
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Turn semi-bluff concept I really need help with
BN: Sararauj: $215.42
SB: zadrotmode: $513.16
BB: jak_paist0r: $410.97
UTG: Hero: $381.13
HJ: Diablo_Russ: $68.20
CO: TimK0123: $258.72
SB: zadrotmode: $513.16
BB: jak_paist0r: $410.97
UTG: Hero: $381.13
HJ: Diablo_Russ: $68.20
CO: TimK0123: $258.72
Preflop
($3.00)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
Q
T
Hero raises to $6, Diablo_Russ calls $6, TimK0123 folds, Sararauj calls $6, zadrotmode folds, jak_paist0r folds
Hero raises to $6, Diablo_Russ calls $6, TimK0123 folds, Sararauj calls $6, zadrotmode folds, jak_paist0r folds
Some players fold this hand UTG, but I don't.
Flop
($21.00)
K
5
J
(3 Players)
Hero bets $15,
Diablo_Russ folds,
Sararauj calls $15
Standard c-bet with the biggest draw I can flop.
His/her calling range should look like Kx, Jx, QTs, AQ maybe, and then sometimes KJs/JJ/55, but I expect him/her to raise those hands, because the board is wet, and there's another player in the pot.
His/her calling range should look like Kx, Jx, QTs, AQ maybe, and then sometimes KJs/JJ/55, but I expect him/her to raise those hands, because the board is wet, and there's another player in the pot.
Turn
($51.00)
K
5
J
2
(2 Players)
Hero bets $35,
Sararauj raises to $194.42, and is all in
Now this spot gives me so much trouble.
Let's say your opponent jams on this river. Against any top pair + we have roughly 30% equity.
Roughly calculated the pot odds, and against top pair we need 36% equity to call. We block most of his/her combo draws, so I expect to but up against almost exclusively made hands.
So if we bet and get jammed on, we'd have to fold, which is super gross!
How do I semi-bluff turns with the chance of getting (c/)jammed on?
1. Make a big overbet jam. We have fold equity, and when called we still have 30% equity against any hand. We could balance that with hands like AA/KK/AK etc., which want to fast play this dry board anyway.
2. Bet a commiting amount where you price yourself in on a call.
Let's say your opponent jams on this river. Against any top pair + we have roughly 30% equity.
Roughly calculated the pot odds, and against top pair we need 36% equity to call. We block most of his/her combo draws, so I expect to but up against almost exclusively made hands.
So if we bet and get jammed on, we'd have to fold, which is super gross!
How do I semi-bluff turns with the chance of getting (c/)jammed on?
1. Make a big overbet jam. We have fold equity, and when called we still have 30% equity against any hand. We could balance that with hands like AA/KK/AK etc., which want to fast play this dry board anyway.
2. Bet a commiting amount where you price yourself in on a call.
I really hope you guys help me out with this one, as I've run into trouble here many times.
Was railing a nosebleeds game and in a similar spot, Wilhasha did make the big overbet shove with the FD with some other type of equity.
Thoughts?
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