thegrinder12

You are prob right, gave him this barrel range which looks decent. We will have 49% equity vs that range, and he might even not bet his Jx.

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So you dont agree with the range I gave him?

Why xr verry often makes sense? Dont we expect villian to check back river a lot of we have a xr range on river?

I try find an answer. think the EV of xr value on river is higher than betting. I think the hands he will call our river lead with, are also betting often if we check( AA/AK).

I think I like to check my whole range, since this turn hit his range hard I think. I think building a ch.r and ch.c range on the turn is oke?
I that case we have flushes/pp/some % of the time FH on the river. So in that case 77 is not high enough in our range to defend.

turn xf. think we have not enough eqtuity vs his bet range.

AQ with a club are 6 combo's i guess

His value range:(sb is a fish so prob his flat range is bit higher)

9Ts 2
89s 2
33 3
AQcc 1
AJcc 1
ATcc 1
KQcc 1
KJcc 1
KTcc 1
QJcc 1
QTcc 1

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15 value combo's

we get 25% pododds, so he should have 5 bluffs. If he is playing AQ with a club always this way then we can call, but I think he won't play AQ(with club) always like this. He could some % 3b pre, he could check back flop some %. So since AQ with a club are the only bluffs in his range , I think we can overfold our range on the river?

I like betting turn for a pretty small size, like you said we dont have that many bluffs. I will check my AQ with a heart

value combo's:

AK 6
88 3
QQ 1
AA 1
TJs 4

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we got 25% potodds, so he should have 5 bluffs. I think
he should fold most of his KQ on the flop right? He still
can play KcQx like this. This are 2 combmos. But I think we will sometimes
see AQ. So I dont hate calling.
GTO wise I think we should call and fold parts of our AQ, bc AQ is a verry big
part of our range I guess.

When he snaps river I think it will be a bit less likely that he has KQ/AQ, so I like your fold

Why is this hand too bad to xc turn? I still prefer xc a hand like A5 than QQ , because it has more equity vs his bet range I guess? But depends if villian bets depolorized or more polorized. If he bets more depolorized then I think I like ch.fold this hands since we will have way more stronger hands we want to xc or xraise in our range.

If we lead this hand on river r, do you also bet your missed fd on the river? If thats the case then we bluffing too much if we also bluff 89 I guess? I think I like 89 in my check range because like 3% of the time we win at showdown and missed fd never wins.

you also want have some nutflushes in your raise range. I dont like xc turn, bc I dont expect him to barrel on cards which improve us.

His call on the flop seems verry strong, so I dont expect that much FE on turn. I think check/range turn is verry nice. It also makes sense with our value range, becuase I expect him to stab the turn a lot. He should call preflop much suited hands so he has verry few flushes in his range. I like ch/riase turn and shove any river. You could also barrel turn en overbet river(for the same reasons).

Thats true, but think still small size make sense if we bet a lot of our 7x. right?

He is betting is whole range, so he doesnt need to protect hands

Holding the Ac is not good because it blocks his few bluffs like you said. although I cant see much bluffs we still can call because we will chop much vs AK.

Even if he never bluffs we still can call. We will have 21% equity vs AK+.

GTO wise we also can never fold AK because we have hands like AJs which we also fold, so if we fld AK we are overfoling

xc turn like luckymer said. I would xc any blanc river. This is a verry nice river blufcatch hand since we block a lot of value hands and dont block his missed flushes

pot odds are 30% preflop. vs top 6% QJo has 28%, but I agree we have position and playing against a weaker player so we can call hands with less than 30%. But playablity of QJo is awful. Like this board. We hit TP and dont even know if we can call turn/river. If he has post flop leaks like cb flop or turn pretty low we can still call. But thats not the case, It looks like he likes to barrel.

call hands which dont be dominate much by his range. 64s for example is way better call than QJo.

What about donking 50% (size). because I think we also want to bet a lot of hand for value/protection like A7. So that makes our range more depolorized and a smaller size makes sense then. Also its hard for BU to defend enough vs that size, because we still have a lot of nutty hands. So dont think he can raise a ton against it on the flop. And floating with the fish behind isnt also a good option for him.

http://www.runitonce.com/nlhe/donking-flop-2/

I think this is a good spot

JTs seems like a standard 3b. I think I like to add this hand in my stack off range on flop. We have a lot of equity, even if we get money in only vs sets we have 40%. As played it really depends on your range. If you dont have a stack off range on the flop then we still have all sets/AAc/KKc and then JTcc it is too high in our range to fold.

You should have some raise bluffs in your range. You have 6 value shoves 66(3) and TT(3).
If you want to be balanced you much add like 3 bluffs I guess. QJs are 3 combos. Do you bet your whole range on turn? then you still have 99 in your range. I prefer raising 99 because QJ blocks his folding range( AJ mostly)

Not blocking his valuerange+blocking some of his bluffs(AxQx), so dont like to use this hand if we want balanced. A hand like 89suited looks like a good hand.