invictus1

How's this one?

At 14:20 you xR a J94cc flop with K6cc, follow through on an offsuit 2 and shut down on a 9.

Why do you think that it's a good hand to put into your xR range? The board is such that there are many turn cards that villain is betting again on that you beat but that are also giving up river when the draws brick off. It is also the case that there are many turn cards that you can represent that also hit your flop calling range. Would you not rather have a hand like 56cc instead to do this with because it will lose to the aforementioned semi-bluffs that will not bet when the board does not change? It seems that K6cc would better play as a xC given that he can float with gutshots, open-enders, A-highs and jam on favourable board runouts. There is not enough history to see whether or not he's jamming any Jx here, but his range surely contains enough missed draws to at least entertain the possibility of calling here?