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Originally Posted by doctorhoh
I disagree with betting less on the flop- our villain's range here is extremely wide pre and on the flop, and only violently narrows itself when he leads the turn. Pre, readless random 1/2 villains limp/call with all kinds of ****ty hands from any position, which can be as wide as suited Kings, small PPs, and suited connectors. Villain can never ever ever fold a pair on this flop...
Hmm under those conditions your bet size is certainly better...a thought experiment: given a gen pop Villain who limp/calls each hand UTG, what is the
maximum cbet he would check/call on this flop with a $40 pot, $400 behind? (My beliefs in parentheses.)
- KJs ($60)
- Kxs, x < 7 ($50)
- JT ($45)
- AQ ($35)
- QJ ($30)
- 87s ($25)
- 88 ($15)
