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Originally Posted by Thommehh
How do you decide to call river in hand 2? Bet check bet oop is usually strong, did you call based on sizing or reads/feeling?
I don't view bet check bet line is super strong, the range is going to be wider than the bet bet bet line and you need to do more bluff catching vs this line.
Talking about GTO, on this J high board texture, opponent is suppose to bet large for very high frequency (>80%) and on the turn he needs to check a lot.
However, on this double flush turn, all his over pairs needs a lot of protection and will bet the turn very often. Also he should check a lot of his flush draw because I can easily jam the turn to deny his equity. Usually you will see solver bet some trash flush which doesn't mind folding to a jam or combo draw which can get it in easily but check a lot of nuts flush.
On the river, the K is so good for his range so he needs to bluff some of his missed flush draws. I am in a bluff catching mode, and the question I need to ask for myself is do I have a lot of Jx and Kx in this spot? Some of my Jx will bet the turn and Kx I have is KdXd and KcXc and some of them will bet the turn as well. So this combo ends up pretty high in my range. The suit doesn't block his flush draw which is good. The blocker isn't great because I want to block his K so a hand like AQ might also be a good bluff catcher.
In terms of sizing, the half sizing on the river usually shows less of strength and pool tends to bet half pot for the cheap bluff. So I made the call.