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Originally Posted by submersible
looks like the correct answer was raise turn
Yeah, but v2's line was spent of consistent with a set/ T8/ AT, looking to jam river on 2p+ and check back AT unimproved.
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Originally Posted by monikrazy
Disagree pretty strongly that flop xr is not a viable line, especially with 2 players putting in money so far.
Pre-flop seems over-agressive, KTs is a good hand but we are setting up for bloated pots with bad position and what do we know about UTG range? If utg limps a strong range this is quite dangerous. Does utg back-raise?
Also KTs is going to fold to most additional raises pre-flop.
I think flop check raise when I have TPGK and the 2nd nut flush draw is somewhat of an overplay when v1 bets ~ 2/3 pot on a 6 way flop. Knowing v2's exact hand it turns out I could use some protection, but in general I don't need a ton of protection with this hand, and it is far from nutted.
I am probably not going to play a ton of check raises on this flop vs large sizing multiway.
Preflop KTs is strong enough to open UTG, so I am isoing this hand 100% vs one limper. Probably folding to 3bet unless it is vs an aggressive reg with a wide 3bet range. UTG was pretty unknown so I don't know if he LRRs, but easy fold there.
KI was hoping to thin the field with my iso raise which happens a ton, especially when the straddle is the max straddle and people tend not to be as comfortable putting in $75 pre. But the table was pretty fish heavy and bad reg heavy, and it turned out a lot of the fish didn't mind paying $75 in a SRP to see a flop.