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Originally Posted by MikeStarr
I would much prefer raising the flop instead of the turn. If I'm raising the turn its to $100, not $60
I briefly considered a flop raise but I felt the combined factors of 3 opponents, coordinated board, possibility of stacking a worse flush draw, my position, made calling better. I could be convinced otherwise perhaps.
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Originally Posted by El Barbero
Would anyone be ok shoving $225 on any river that isn't 9o or A?
Pot is about $175 given above action.
The culture of this game is such that $115 into $175 is a big bet. I think it's plenty to get this player type to fold one pair. Also this player pool loves to call flop, raise turn with big hands. I think they could have the nuts, two pair, etc with this line despite the water stains on this flop.
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Originally Posted by El Barbero
As a side villain 1.5x pot on flop and 0.35x pot on blankiest of blank turns.
Exactly. It looks like he wants protection OTF and then gets scared OTT which suggests a one pair hand to me.
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Originally Posted by El Barbero
Assuming villain doesn't understand bet to pot ratios (appears he doesn't) I also prefer raising flop. The only issue with bluffing is you NEVER have the nuts here, you also don't have a set of Us or Have and probably not Ts. So if anyone in the pot has a brain they will see your raise for what it is (semi bluff). Your only made hands raising for value are K9 and 98.
So if I think villains have a brain I'm probably just c/c. But if you they they are dumb and can muck QJ I much prefer jamming river as opposed to $115.
Edit: the more I think about your range the more I hate bluffing here. Anyone with a brain knows you are not repping much, and people with out a brain have a hard time folding 2 pair because its 2 pair man, how can I fold.
I generally never try to fold a villain off two pair here. Maybe a big bet does the job. IDK. I was mostly targetting AQ,KQ,Q9, QXs, Pair+FD, maybe KJ or J9.