timbodean

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my thinking is it seems kind of taboo to C/R any sets on this texture (except possibly 66 , which i don't think is in your range - but i forget the formation and backdoor equity also needs to be taken into consideration too vs hands like KQo --- which we want to shovel chips in against) - we want to keep his range wide and bluffs intact by just ch/calling because we have the board so crippled. so, with little value combos we're C/R-ing, this logic leads to our optimal range containing little bluffs... perhaps 2-3 combos of 98s (backdoor draw) is the extent of this. just my rationale

my argument is if your C/R-ing range consists of so little value, then we balance this with very little bluffs (i'm guessing an equal or slightly over 1:1 ratio with SPR). great vid btw :-) 

9h 8h on TJ6r. i really don't think you'll have much of a C/R-ing range here in theory - if the flop was two tone, sure. but on a rainbow flop, what are you C/R-ing for value? 2 combos of JTs? so, you'll balance this with 2-3 combos of 89s?