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09-13-2019 , 04:54 PM

snowmachineshopsit

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Join Date: Dec 2017 Posts: 38

Btn tilted young reg 15
H sb AQ 60

(125) AsJx7s
75 c

(275) A
150 c

(575) 4

He has about pot left behind...standard jam spot or?

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09-13-2019 , 05:24 PM

sixsevenoff

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Join Date: Jul 2017 Posts: 5,411

Can go bigger on both flop and turn; yes, easy river shove

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09-13-2019 , 08:45 PM

QuadJ

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Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 6,231

Looks standard. As long as the flush didn't come in the river is a toss up between shove and check/shove. Which is better depends on how villain is tilting. If the flush did come in then check/evaluate (with a heavy bias towards calling) is probably best.

Also raising preflop would be standard here. A tilted villain is likely opening any two cards and will call too wide.

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09-14-2019 , 01:45 AM

jdr0317

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Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 8,231

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Originally Posted by snowmachineshopsit

Btn tilted young reg 15

H sb AQ 60

(125) AsJx7s

75 c

(275) A

150 c

(575) 4

He has about pot left behind...standard jam spot or?

I mean your sizes are big and seem to indicate that you wanted to set up a spot to jam. So why aren’t you jamming immediately? Let him call it off with A5

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09-14-2019 , 02:43 AM

snowmachineshopsit

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Join Date: Dec 2017 Posts: 38

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Originally Posted by QuadJ

Also raising preflop would be standard here. A tilted villain is likely opening any two cards and will call too wide.

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09-14-2019 , 02:46 AM

snowmachineshopsit

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Join Date: Dec 2017 Posts: 38

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Originally Posted by jdr0317

I mean your sizes are big and seem to indicate that you wanted to set up a spot to jam. So why aren’t you jamming immediately? Let him call it off with A5

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Seemed like there were very few combos of [suited] Ax left for him to call with. Wondered if there was any merit to checking and letting him bluff off missed hands. I would assume some of the bigger draws would raise flop though.

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