I need a betsize advice
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I need a betsize advice
Blinds: $0.01/$0.02 (3 Players)
BB: $2.00
BN: $4.13 (Hero)
SB: $1.76
BN: $4.13 (Hero)
SB: $1.76
Preflop
($0.03)
Hero is BN with
J
3
T
9
, ,
Flop
($0.21)
8
9
K
, ,
Turn
($0.21)
8
9
K
9
, , , ,
Final Pot
BN wins $0.20
Rake is $0.01
Rake is $0.01
the flop is a clear check for me, cause there r many possiblen draws out there and i guess the chance tha both player fold is very low.
the turn brings a possible flush and a possible boat and now i really dont know which sizing is the best and y.
can u help me?
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usually, on boards that pair on the turn you should have a 1/2 pot sizing. In this hand i would check behind against most opponents because you will get called only by better hands.
This. Not only are you pretty much only getting called by better hands, but you're not really cleaning up equity here. The flush draw is already in, and you have the full house draw and the straight draw. There just aren't enough rivers that you want/need to "charge admission" for.
Agree with Vladertje, a fish would call with Kx...maybe
i would check turn call river, if i fillup then i would raise
By the way: I think the flop could go bet or check. I don't think it's terribly important which. We have a tiny bit of SDV and we rate to have a decent amount of equity, and I think we would gain a little from denying equity... but it's such a modest gain that I don't think betting is mandatory at all. I do think it's a reasonable option, though.
Choosing not to bet allows us to see a turn, though, which is good. So, yeah, I'm feeling kind of 60/40 check/bet.
k. cool, thx @ this point. lets c if i got it.
in future i bet this flop if i don't see villain ch/r light to keep initiative and deny equity. this is a slightly value/semibluffbet against/with flush and str8draws. turn is a check cause i valuebet myself against better hands (flush arrives, boats to) and the R is a valueraise if i boat, a bluffcatcher if not.
The river depends on a lot of things; I'm not sure whether you're assuming we check back the turn or not. I don't know that raising any of our rivered FHs makes sense, honestly. (Betting, sure.)
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