Evuil

RFI CO - 18%. No decent sample on the river aggression factor.
However, i gave the hand some more thought and i arrived at the conclusion that i misplayed turn. With the added equity of my own FD, i feel like i should be shoving turn here facing such a huge bet just to punish villain's 99, because in his eyes i still have some sets in my range that he is happily willing to get it in against.
Might be wrong tho, them 25nlz nits man, never showing you less than the turbo nuts.

Woah, thank you very much! Very kind of you to spend time on a forum hand.

x/c turn might make sense, with a hand as strong as TP/FD, should have considered that :)

Thank you for your contributions to both of my threads Adam!

Thanks for the insightful comments guys! I'm still new and when i see the flush hit, it just turns my stomach upside down, feeling like that's what my opponent always has. I'll start jamming small SPR river spots like this one for value from now on, since there's plenty of worse hands in villain's range. Thanks again for taking the time to comment :)

Hello, my thoughts on this spot : If you are cbetting 1/3 pot on flop, you can safely bet turn here, and if you feel like that the 9s on river improved his hand/you are not getting called by worse, just check back ? Betting flop/turn almost always guarantees you that they will check river to you as well, i found.

I'll take that as a no :)

Hello again Steve, thanks for the wonderful analysis on this video, very spot on :) I have another question that i would like to ask your opinion on : What do you think about a preflop strategy where sometimes you flat 3BB opens with suited broadway cards & 3bet off-suit ones if there aren't any aggressive squeezers behind you ? Surely KQs/KJs plays very well postflop, you do not want to be blown off of your hand by 4bet, & even if you face a squeeze from the blinds, you can call if the original raiser folds & play postflop ? That's with 100BB stacks.

What bothered me that hand was the fact that villain cbet 10BB into 13BB pot, showing alot of strength, but with such size, what if we jam ourselves ? Surely if we jam here, we still rep 77/88.
P.S Excuse my awful English.

Hello Steve, at ~18 min at bottom left table with A9s on K78 rb flop, if we choose to call & the turn is a 2 where we turn nut FD, isn't it better to c/r, since we will play our sets the same way (77/88) ? And if we end up stacking there, we got plenty of equity + tons of fold equity ?