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Originally Posted by MacauBound
I think pre is close but still ok if unsuited.
Why not just turn cbet, planning to xb many rivers? It's a fine card for your range (though fine for his too) and you can just b/c turn with decent FE and then evaluate different rivers.
When you do x turn, villain should realize you have a hand that can showdown and shouldn't overbluff the river. First thoughts are to snap call, but more I think about it we only beat A9, maybe 89s, and the most likely holding QJ (which we block).
I really don't see betting turn accomplishing much. What worse hands are calling? What better hands are folding? This bet is fine against some generic live, straightforward midstakes dude, but it can lead to problems at an OL 30. I'd much rather throw in stronger checks versus betting my entire range OTT.
3 betting pre should be fine versus most people; may muck it against a supernit who never has dominated hands here (AT, A9s, KJ), but most opponents I play (winners and losers) are opening UTG at 6 max with a range that's behind AJ.