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07-01-2016 , 10:15 AM
Hand 1:
We are in for 80 Dollars, villains has us covered.
We have AKKJ ds, and raise/4bet in Mp against Co, who is a reg.
We cbet half pot on 10 10 8 rainbow, he calls. Turn is a 3 and brings a fd (not ours) We bet 2/3 pot, villains ships.
Might seem standard, but I always feel owned in that spots. Is there another way to play it?

Hand 2:
We 3 bet in the small blind with AdKsJs10s against Mp raise.
Flop is 1099 rainbow, we check, he checks. Turn is a 6, no fd. We check, he pots. Should I cbet? Should I bet turn?
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07-01-2016 , 11:13 AM
first hand i would cbet slightly smaller than half pot otf and check/decide/be ready to give up turn

second hand i think you should not be 3betting pre against an mp open
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07-02-2016 , 09:19 AM
OK, ty. And second hand as played? Cbet? Bet turn? I mean our range is pretty face up as an overpair on the turn, cause we probably would bet all our straights/fhs/trips by now.
Check/folding seems pretty weak, but maybe the right play.
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07-04-2016 , 07:58 AM
Reasonable argument to not have a 4 bet range this deep OOP when its going to be so extremely tough for us to play. I think betting the turn is horrible unless he is super floaty at flop and give up-y @ turn. Id check flop too

Id fold now in #2. Betting turn would be reasonable
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07-04-2016 , 10:59 AM
Against straightforward opposition, especially deep, I prefer cbetting (half-pot) for both hands. Even though your opponent plays almost perfectly against you, you avoid giving free cards and flipping your hand face up, and can comfortably fold to a raise. Against tougher opposition you're facing a lot more bluff-raises which will make folding flop very uncomfortable, but of course that has to be weighed against going into c/c mode which can also be quite uncomfortable.

As played, easy check/decide (mostly fold) on turn in hand 1, and also a fold for hand 2.
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