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PartyPoker Carribean ,300, standard spot PartyPoker Carribean ,300, standard spot

11-20-2018 , 03:24 PM
This spot seems to happen to me a lot. I am just want to know how most people play it.

It's Day 2C of the Partypoker event. You can buy-in late on Day 2. The whole table has just bought in except the villain who has a 3.5M chip stack. He looks European, probably a grinder in his early 30s. We are 8 handed

Hero has 1.2M
Villain has 3.5M

Blinds 30K/30K w/ 30K ante
Preflop: Hero has TT
Hero raises to 75K UTG, UTG+1 calls, Villain calls OTB, blinds fold.

Flop: A98
Hero bets 75K, fold, Villain calls

Turn: 4
Hero checks, villain checks

River: 3d
Hero checks, Villain checks

Standard? I'm not sure whether I should be betting or checking this flop, esp 3 handed, OOP. I don't really want to check call 2 streets?
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11-22-2018 , 02:09 AM
I don’t mind the check oop. Could get a fine equity card on turn. C bet is fine too. Probably lean toward c bet depending on players and just take it down much of the time.
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11-22-2018 , 02:58 AM
Look at pio
But tt usually plays as a check protections not a big deal here. 55/66 8x look like better cbets
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11-22-2018 , 06:26 PM
I think we can raise bigger pre with the bba and sb = bb in a live donkament. I probably play it identically post flop. As played I def call a bet on river but was your plan to check/call turn? And if so, check/call river too after check/call turn?
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11-22-2018 , 07:05 PM
Bluffcatching with a t in ur hand isn’t so hot
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11-22-2018 , 07:33 PM
I might keep betting on the turn here.
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11-22-2018 , 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by lolposting2016
Look at pio
But tt usually plays as a check protections not a big deal here. 55/66 8x look like better cbets
UTG+1 peel range hits this texture super hard.
seems easy check esp 3way unless you plan to barrel which is way too wide.

I think 55/66 will be bad cbets 3way when you have sh*tload of braodways yourself.
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11-23-2018 , 12:34 AM
Id start with a check and go from there, utg +1 has broadway aces in his range and btn can have alot of suited aces. Both opponents can have 88,99. Blocking draws on a wet board JT,T7,spade combos is a thing too.. more so for btn so we proly face less bets as a semi-bluff otf
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11-24-2018 , 04:13 AM
We really shouldn't have that high of a c-bet percentage on this board multi-way and as noted TT with a spade is particularly bad in that it blocks the kind of combos that might float and we could get value from.
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11-24-2018 , 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted by lolposting2016
Look at pio
But tt usually plays as a check protections not a big deal here. 55/66 8x look like better cbets
don't look at pio, it lies to you.
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11-27-2018 , 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by jpgiro
We really shouldn't have that high of a c-bet percentage on this board multi-way and as noted TT with a spade is particularly bad in that it blocks the kind of combos that might float and we could get value from.
My thinking with having a T with a spade is that there are a lot of turn cards that I will barrel. A jack, 7, T, spade, maybe a Queen. Otherwise, I go into a check call mode? Check call the flop, check the turn (because I'm OOP) and then decide if I want to call 2 more streets. Or if the turn gets checked, then it's check/call on the river.
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