+100500 ubermonk (as a by-product my turned topsets get paid , however I prefer drawy turns to raise, i.e. to be less polarised).
I've tried to apply ash05's pivot card (the only gap in a rundown that gives loads of backdoor equity if it flops) concept (vs a presumably loose passive but I failed to pay attention ; BTN and BB were tight), shoulda given up ott.
River: ($69.80) T (3 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $26.90 and is all-in, CO folds, SB calls $26.90
Spoiler:
Results: $123.60 pot ($3 rake)
Final Board: 9 A T 4 T
Hero mucked K 7 J 8 and lost (-$50 net)
SB showed 3 K 2 A and won $120.60 ($70.60 net)
CO mucked and lost (-$23.10 net)
+100500 ubermonk (as a by-product my turned topsets get paid , however I prefer drawy turns to raise, i.e. to be less polarised).
if turning topset was an option on that board raisings much more believable as you have a lot of Aa/KK in your range, however Qs are higher than 3s last time i checked.
agree w/ the bolded part a billion, just make sure your raising smaller as if youre doing it ad naseum youre very shifted to draws
im done hijacking this thread after this post-
yes it may be good to slowplay sets on that board, but 2 things:
1. combinatorically youre not going to have that many sets in your range, very rarely 22 or 33. combinatorically youre not calling that many 88xx to 3bets deep, its not going to play that well.
2. if youre slowplaying the flop, the turns a great turn to slowplay to get another bet out of him otr. so u have even fewer sets in your turn raising range.
2a.what are you really trying to get him to fold by bluff raising this turn? i would argue it being 1 pair hands. i think zero 2 pairs are folding out besides a wierd 23. this can be done cheaper and w/ more information on rivers, getting another bad card for 1 pair hands to come out/him check give up.
johan- i love you posted the hand it should be very instructive-- im trying to find a unsuccessful k blocker bluff i made, but i only seem to go to 2p2 after i start sessions
+100500 ubermonk (as a by-product my turned topsets get paid , however I prefer drawy turns to raise, i.e. to be less polarised).
I've tried to apply ash05's pivot card (the only gap in a rundown that gives loads of backdoor equity if it flops) concept (vs a presumably loose passive but I failed to pay attention ; BTN and BB were tight), shoulda given up ott.
Really really bad turn to barrel. Villain folds so little of his range on the turn, meaning we have to blindly barrel river without truely understanding his range.
River: ($69.80) T (3 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $26.90 and is all-in, CO folds, SB calls $26.90
Spoiler:
Results: $123.60 pot ($3 rake)
Final Board: 9 A T 4 T
Hero mucked K 7 J 8 and lost (-$50 net)
SB showed 3 K 2 A and won $120.60 ($70.60 net)
CO mucked and lost (-$23.10 net)
Hand 1 we need to be folding turn. Our equity isn't really great, and we're almost never going to be bluffing with solid intelligence on river.
Hand 2, C/R river makes no sense. If we intend to barrel river, just bet. It folds out some of his range. This doesn't seem like a planned c/r, but rather an impulsive wtf when he bet.
Hand 1 we need to be folding preflop. Our equity isn't really great, and we're almost never going to be bluffing with solid intelligence on river.
Hand 2, C/R river makes no sense. If we intend to barrel river, just bet. It folds out some of his range. This doesn't seem like a planned c/r, but rather an impulsive wtf when he bet.
More like, fold when asked to register on poker site.
For some reason i always skip pre-flop action in PLO strategy posts. But yes, this is more correct than Kesha's penis holder being designed for a penis.
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