Help me with an IP Turn Raising Range
Posted by sted9000
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Help me with an IP Turn Raising Range
BN: $241.20 (Hero)
SB: $563.36
BB: $607.15
UTG: $115.20
HJ: $494.16
CO: $240.50
SB: $563.36
BB: $607.15
UTG: $115.20
HJ: $494.16
CO: $240.50
Preflop
($3.00)
(6 Players)
Hero was dealt
T
Q
Q
6
UTG folds, HJ folds, CO raises to $7, Hero calls $7, SB folds, BB folds
UTG folds, HJ folds, CO raises to $7, Hero calls $7, SB folds, BB folds
Flop
($17.00)
2
T
4
(2 Players)
CO bets $12,
Hero calls $12
Turn
($41.00)
2
T
4
Q
(2 Players)
CO bets $30,
Hero calls $30
River
($101.00)
2
T
4
Q
7
(2 Players)
CO bets $71.92,
Hero raises to $192.20, and is all in,
CO folds
Final Pot
Hero
wins $242.04
Flop standard. Right.
Turn I wanted to raise sooooooo badly (for protection and value), but couldn't do it because I am never never bluffing in this spot and I think my opponent realizes this (so he will play pretty perfectly).
I think the problem is that stacks in this spot (meaning, facing turn cbet in srp between 100bb and 130bb deep), with a range (not just this hand) I am sort of handcuffed (small raise lets him call w/ good draws, jamming is a big jam, flatting allows him to realized all of his equity).
Option A= clickback (implies that I can raise fold the weaker parts of my range because of the price I am getting)
Option B= $82 (I don't like this size because he will never jam as bluff and still can play pretty well (call w/ his wraps). And there are not that many hand that I want to put in that much money and fold).
Option C= Jam (He is calling with only the strongest value hands, I get him to fold his equity a lot)
Option D= Flat (Only one card that does not bring str8, which I will be guessing on for the most part)
What to do? How should I go about thinking about this problem?
Thanks
Ted
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