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03-13-2021 , 02:23 PM

mongidig

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Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 5,682

It's temporarily 6 handed.

UTG open limps, A TAG in the CO raises, I call in BB with 3s4s and the UTG calls.

2d6h7c....Checked to CO who bets, I raise?, UTG folds, CO calls

I figured the CO had a pretty wide range that I could attack. I'm not sure the raise is correct or not. Basically I'm hoping for a good runout to get him off K high Q high type hands etc.

2d6h7cAh....Do you continue the bluff or just give up here? If I had a stronger draw I would just bet or maybe CR bluff.

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03-13-2021 , 09:01 PM

Munga30

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Seem ambitious. You can have all the draws and this is both nut worst in hand value (not itself a problem) and equity (a problem). kf this one on the flop and kr 34 with a bdfd. If you have 3b pre, your value range is narrower and you have to bluff less for that.

As played, maybe he has a couple of T9s that you can make fold but A5s/A8s/A4s/A3s got there and he has 66/77/88+. Otherwise he has to bet-call the flop with suited broadways (or something decidedly not TAGgy) to think he has enough worth targeting. YMMV. If he can get fancy and give you a free card, check-fold the turn. If not, I don't hate bet-fold twice. But I don't hate give up either.

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03-14-2021 , 05:50 AM

checkraisdraw

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It depends how you structure your range here. If you are continuing to bet with 7x/6x to deny equity, then continuing to bet is fine if you plan on bet/folding. Check/folding is also fine.

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03-14-2021 , 06:16 AM

Unguarded

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Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 5,735

I would just c/f this flop without a backdoor flush draw. We have crap equity, and limpers are usually quite sticky. I would much rather make this play with something like JhTh since we have better equity as well as some "fake outs" when straight or flush cards come on the big streets.

On the turn, I definitely keep barreling. Yes, betting into an ace looks suspicious. But on the other hand, kicking the limper out of the pot on the flop was a huge accomplishment. CO just has so much junk that has to fold. I would bet the turn planning to bet every river.

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