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It's not bad to assume that passive players have a near-nonexistent bluffing range, it just reflects reality.

But if you want to play the game of logic and ranges, what hands in your range are you folding on the turn or river? If you're not folding any hands, why do you expect him to have a bluffing range?

Folding all club draws OTT since we are drawing dead vs his value range and block his bluffing range.

Not folding overpairs on this runout when he "calls fast" OTF. It'd be much closer without that tell, and I wouldn't mind either a fold or call.

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03-27-2017 , 09:37 PM

#28

ChrisV

Carpal \'Tunnel

Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 40,336

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Originally Posted by Minatorr

Personally I don't have any club draws because I don't raise them on the flop vs BB's donk.

This is kind of the point, that for most players here an overpair is virtually all of their flop raising range, so I proceed in the hand assuming that v is under the impression I have an overpair. In reality my range has AK in it as well, but I don't expect v to know that.

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03-28-2017 , 06:20 AM

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adam levine

old hand

Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 1,569

I don't mind the flop raise, but i would like a smaller sizing...80-85, seems to make it easier to get away from if there is action behind, while folding out random floats and getting it heads up with obvious draws from the player who lead. As played, check fold, turn.His hood flat looks so-so strong.