PLO400 - BB vs. BTN awkward spot on ante table
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PLO400 - BB vs. BTN awkward spot on ante table
BN: $207.75
SB: $141.20
BB: $1086.40 (Hero)
UTG: $495.00
Only 50 hands or so on villain, but by the looks of it he's a regular (several tables and reg-like pre-flop stats). This is an ante table and he pots it on the BTN, which results into post-flop SPR of ~7. Not sure if that steal size narrows/strengthens his range. In general I see a decent chunk of regulars auto-pot it pre-flop from any position. Also, or maybe especially, on ante tables. Nevertheless I think the defend is standard.
On the flop I basically auto c/c and don't even consider another line (obviously if villain would be opening from early position, or c-bet with a low frequency, I would be more inclined to donk). On the turn (SPR<3) I'm pretty much clueless. Once he bets I don't think he'll fold if I get it in, but I also don't think I do well against his b/stack-off range. Yet it feels like I can be taken advantage off very easily if I c/c otf and then c/f ott. I'm thinking maybe my c/c otf turns my hand pretty face-up (since I don't c/r while I can commit a significant part of my stack at a semi-lowish SPR). So yeah I guess I'm lacking a solid and comprehensive post-flop game plan here. Who can help me out? All thoughts appreciated!
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I X 66-22 and bare ToP Two, Turn easy XC and call blank river. To strong to fold and to weak for value and good blokers to XD.
Hero checks, BN bets $45.65, Hero calls
What's the plan on the river?
Turn donk, river push non club non pairing river. Against aggro barrelers u can check shove turn. Less 2p and fd combos in their range
I think we can have a donking range on this turn because we should have more 43, but this doesn't seem like a great hand for it. We're in between value and bluff.
Do you have a lead range?
I Think this is a perfect spot to lead OTT and if he calls lead OTR again.
SPR is below 3. If he jams we're probably forced to call, which seems to be a pretty big overplay of our hand... And like DirtyD says, I feel like we're in between value and a bluff, which in my eyes would make river play even more confusing.
Since SPR on the flop is only around 7, is it maybe an idea to lead for pot, and then to pot it again (with the intention of stacking off) on safe turns?
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