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Originally Posted by Fredron
I actually think that 10 is better than 13.5 for a couple of reasons.
First of all we got the perfect hand to ship it over a raise and I belive that people bluff more often if we bet halfpot rather than if we bet big.
With our hand I really don't mind him to call with as many hand as possible on the flop because on the turn I expect him to fold most hands that isn't top pair. With our hand we should bet turn unless we have some kind of read.
Therefore I want to keep his range as wide as possible on the turn.
Did you misread what I've said?
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Flop sizing is good, no need to bet 1/2+1bb, don't think he will often raise you there for you to ship.
Because NL100 guys rarely bluff-raise there. Also by betting slightly bigger i do NOT think his range is going to change much, he will still peel with whatever he would peel to smaller size, and with this sizing we trap more of cash out of his weak hands and barrelling big making him fold out most of it, also big sizing OTT allows us to bet/call off, so i don't get the point of "awkward" turn potsize. Also I want him to be in the mode of raising his queen hands OTF, not flatting it, so bigger sizing will help us to achieve what we want him to do.