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Originally Posted by browni3141
If MP is very loose pre-flop I don't mind slowplaying as much, but there is a small risk that you lose action if a Q/K comes OTT and SB has TT-QQ type hands.
On the turn our hand is even better, A-high type hands improved and most PPs are definitely calling a bet. This is for fat value, not to "see where we're at."
River I think is a must bet for fat value as well. You're leaving a lot on the table as most of villain's range has SDV and probably won't feel the need to bluff here but can call a bet. I'd bet about 2/3-3/4 pot probably.
Effective Stacks between me and Villian were 80+ BB.
I didn't have much play with Villian but most of the players I play with will play many 9x hands, especially limp call. What happens on River if he raises? We just b/f?
I think Betting River for thin value was probably better, but I'm sure scared to call if he would then raise. I call down a decent size bet when I check to him no problem most of time, especially since way I've played looks maybe like Two Overs and not TT+.
Thanks
He had 77.
So maybe I coulda got 3 streets of value, all-in on turn or river. But Idk, he prob respected my raise to a decent extent. If I C-bet flop I'm repping overpair, so simple question if believes me or not.
I kinda like the idea of checking flop, then bet turn, then bet/fold river?
Then again maybe it's 1/2 NL, and I should just bet, bet, bet for three streets of value and pay off 9s and get called by 77-QQ and AK, A-highs on double paired board, and QJ or KT if he pairs up on River.
More combos of 9s then PP's though, and AJ, AQ, KQ, QJ that stays in.