oh wow he folded!? lol look at the balls on you. gj

Great flop to raise his donk imo, we rep all sets, KTs, bunch of sexy combo draws, AKo would be like bottom of our value range. Also, villains usually donk weak made hands/draws. If he flats, im probs continuing on any non diamond turn.

As played, villain actually has what we're repping by shoving river sometimes, i think its a pretty bad play.

Another ILCD thread where he disagrees with most responses and then posts the results that, in his mind, verify that his play was great. This thread was never intended to learn from but instead to boast.

[ ] OP wanted actual advice
[x] OP not realizing he coulda played it better with better sizing on the river
[x] Obv villain has more made hands in his range given line and read than flushes on river
[x] Obv this was gonna be a brag post given OP's douchness and original post
[x] OP would be a good candidate for the Tool Acadamy

If villain is a good thinking reg and views you as good, then you can't rep a set OTR since you would have raised the flop or turn like 99% of the time (I hope...?). Your range is super polarized to nuts/bluff.

Spew turn, holy-mega spew river.

I think river is a lot better than the turn personally

Touche.

I stand corrected.

Didn't see Hero's A at first look

So not true, I thought it was a good play and quite frankly it was fps. I ran a bluff check thread because I needed to know if it was spew/great play. Nobody said it was good, so I agree, I was on a heater, ran a stupid bluff chasing a gutshot or an ace, the play is -EV, I feel embarrassed posting it thinking it was a good play. Thanks for all of the replies, guess I need to find better spots.

As for ilcd, I dont even know who that is and I dont care neither.


Merry x-mas to all.

To be honest like canoodles said the river play is a lot better than the turn call. I actually think its a good play on the river barring villain isn't a calling station or you 2 having a lot of history with each other.

I don't see why this is such a huge spew being this deep. I mean villain has to fold this with his entire range being this deep. Flop is fine. Again being this deep peeling one if fine with implied odds and his bet isn't super huge. If someone can name a hand that villain calls with here pls let me know.

Grunch

Did villain 3 barrel on the kq hand he l/c donked?

I don't like river shove vs this villain. Shoving vs a check seems fine but I doubt he would 3 barrel fold if truly a tight passive.

Tight passive regs don't 3 barrel then fold on the river often, they check for pot control and check scare cards.

I think the flop float is good though.

the only thing I wanna add is that does the villain view you as a player capable of repping the flush on the river without having it? as of the line you were repping the nut flush, and line checked out as the nut flush

+1 this and all similar posts.

Preflop is fine. Flop float is OK this deep. Turn call is bad. Here's the math:

$390 in the pot on the turn with action on you.

You will hit the nuts 6.52% of the time. If you get his whole stack ($1250 remaining) when you hit, your equity is:

($1250 + $390) * 0.0652 - $150 * 0.9348 = -$33.26

19.56% of the time, a diamond will hit. (notice that if you hit the Qd for a straight, you probably won't get paid for the same reason your bluff didn't get called. In those cases, you'll get what you got:

($390 + $275) * 19.56% - $150 * 80.44% = -$9.41

Maybe if you could profitably bluff a 9 or an ace against this opponent I could make a better case, but I think that's offset by the fact that most weak-tighties will check that 3rd diamond all day long and you were fortunate enough to get a bet.

That said, river bluff standard given that you got that far.

Sure.

go back and read some of ILCD's posts ... unless he went to an writing class in the past few months, no way this is him.

apologize for the derail.