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11-15-2018
, 11:17 PM
11-15-2018
, 11:21 PM
I think it's perfect.
Preflop - their range is probably wide
Flop - raising range can be a fair amount wider then usual and we want to flat other hands that want to continue.
Turn - I think they usually barrel their flop bluffs on a turn like this. Usually they have things like gut shots or some pair that raises, like 67 maybe, and also Ax type hands like AT/AJ and of course value hands. So yea, they probably bet/fold with at least enough frequency given our equity assuming he flats our turn xr rather than ships.
But even then, if my math is right, a turn shove is roughly $5 for us to call into $10, so we have the equity needed to call it off if they do shove.
One point I would make though is, do you want a turn xr range? I don't think it makes sense on this board texture, especially bvb where there is a lot of action and you may want to call with a wider range in spots like this, so flatting strong hands becomes even more important ott vs this line.
It doesn't really matter though because if has air there's nothing he can do about it and we will have other
combos to call river after calling turn.
Preflop - their range is probably wide
Flop - raising range can be a fair amount wider then usual and we want to flat other hands that want to continue.
Turn - I think they usually barrel their flop bluffs on a turn like this. Usually they have things like gut shots or some pair that raises, like 67 maybe, and also Ax type hands like AT/AJ and of course value hands. So yea, they probably bet/fold with at least enough frequency given our equity assuming he flats our turn xr rather than ships.
But even then, if my math is right, a turn shove is roughly $5 for us to call into $10, so we have the equity needed to call it off if they do shove.
One point I would make though is, do you want a turn xr range? I don't think it makes sense on this board texture, especially bvb where there is a lot of action and you may want to call with a wider range in spots like this, so flatting strong hands becomes even more important ott vs this line.
It doesn't really matter though because if has air there's nothing he can do about it and we will have other
combos to call river after calling turn.
11-16-2018
, 01:32 AM
Q8s. vs. all Q8 hands, we have less equity at 27.75%. I just put in a hand that would actually call a turn x/r. I didn't bother to think much about it since we're the ones drawing. Against 66/88/Q8/86s, we have 28.88% equity which is still < what I used.
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I'm not folding
11-16-2018
, 03:58 AM
11-16-2018
, 12:53 PM
Ok well let's say some Ax that doesn't block our outs. With regards to FE. I just mean he's gonna bet fold turn some % so we can factor that into the EV of xr/call.
