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Triton NL5: nut Flushdraw and medium TP - jam it?

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07-10-2019 , 10:37 AM

FatKing85

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Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 1,260

Anyone here jamming on the turn? I don't think he will call with worse but he might fold his straight draws, thus a decent chunk of equity.

The way it played out I guess I should have made an underbet on the river?

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07-10-2019 , 12:30 PM

mongoose0141

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jamming turn seems pretty bad to me. what hands do you think you deny equity by shoving the turn? his only straight draws are random 7x/8x. one, i don't think it accounts for much of his range, and two, those hands only have like 10-12% equity anyways. i like the check.

river i also like the check, don't expect us to get hero'd too often here and think we do better by giving him the chance to turn something into a bluff. imo he's mostly just going to call a block with Ax and fold everything else.

wp

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07-10-2019 , 06:18 PM

FatKing85

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thanks! great answer, makes total sense. I didn't look close enough at his range and possible draws.

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07-10-2019 , 11:28 PM

prototypepariah

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d1 but some would snow

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07-11-2019 , 04:45 AM

mumming

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Definitely a check on the turn. You are not getting value from worse hands.

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07-11-2019 , 05:15 AM

FatKing85

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and I guess it's a check/fold if he jams or bets big? I think most people would just check back their Ax and the occasional draw doesn't make up for the times I run into 9x?

I can't really think of a reasonable betsize I would call, it would have to be some very small underbet.

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