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Originally Posted by Spanishmoon
In my 1/2 games, 30 3b is a big raise and signals the goods. But games differ. If I got two calls, I wouldn’t expect to be ahead always on this flop. Ironically Hero’s preflop raise works against him on this flop. Had H flatted pre from Sb, he’d have a huge range advantage here. Bad luck I guess.
Interestingly, it’s the preflop flatter who calls H’s cbet. This V is capped preflop to perhaps JJ at best. His turn donk can be A2s or 76s. Hero is still uncapped and barreling. OP should clarify the suits of these deuces as it matters for analysis. There cannot be two 2s.
Im calling because we’re ahead of two combos of 76s that might make this move and behind two combos of A2s. We’re getting 5-2 on call. It’s a tough spot. I guess he could have JJ. But I think he’d raise them preflop if his description is accurate.
The plan for the river might be to barrel any overcard rivers and fold to a raise.
2c was on the flop, 2s on turn bringing 2 flush draws. didnt mean to make it look like 2s was on the flop as well.
to call his raise then lead river seems a little off though doesnt it? i dont know what hands i would play that way. so we would call his raise, then barrel river for say 200ish? then fold if he shoves for like 150 more? this just sounds like it makes no sense. if i call there's 540$~ in the pot on the river. to bet 200$ then fold to a shove would mean we are folding for 150$ when the pot is 1000$?
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He could also have 77-99 that we are beating. We block a good amount of FDs with our TT (both flushdraws and the T that is a key card for possible flushdraws from the villain).
If you think he could be shoving this much of bluffs rivers you have a pretty good Bluffcatcher. You also have a good call against his values (77-99) and good odds to call Turn. I think I would play the hand the same (sizings are fine when blocking FDs) and call all river bets.
That are lots of cards that can make him X back also. So The call turn is kinda mandatory and we can than even fold some rivers (maybe overcards and cards that completes OESD’s)
If we block FDs isn't that bad for us? This means its more unlikely he is doing this with a flush draw. If he is, we block his outs.. but we also block holdings like 9Ts/JTs/QTs/KTs/ATs
Last edited by Phraust; 05-30-2019 at 09:34 AM.