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Originally Posted by Bladesman87
Three barrelling can be really good against plenty of weak regs especially because, hey, no one bluffs these stakes, and people are getting to the river with really weak ranges.
In a nutshell this is how I make my profit. I call down in a ton of spots really light (probably too light sometimes) but I am often betting 3 streets for value, and betting 3 streets when my draws miss but a n other draw comes in.
e.g. I open QThh 2.5x in CO and BB calls.
Flop comes J9xddh - check, bet 2/3, call
turn is the brick of hearts check, bet 1/2, call
river is the brick of diamonds check, bet 1/2, fold.
If I think a villain is only going to fold if I bet my whole stack on the river, then I bet my whole stack on the river. Sometimes I look like an idiot and get snapped off with the hand I am trying to rep.
The other day I got called down by a random unknown with King high and lost with 78s. (I took a note)
I just try and set things up so that on the river I am betting 2/3 value hands and 1/3 bluffs vs regs and I size things so that I am betting the same with my value hands as I am with my bluffs.
If I pickup a read that villain is over folding then I bluff a little more often. I won't change if I get caught bluffing, only if I note that villain is calling light.