for you to call that river, villain has to show you the capability to bluff
most regs(i assume he is) dont know how to bluff at the river
he took the most non-standard line vs you but nevertheless it's a hand that takes you to valuetown
let's start taking ranges of villain into consideration
his hand range is composed of {910s, 10As, KQs, KJs, JQs, JJ and of course bluffs}
against most villain, i would assign a very small percentage for the bluffs range
in order for you to assign super high bluff % in his range, villain has to show you that he's capable first before making that assumptions
regs nearly never bluff river, they just play their standard robotic poker
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Originally Posted by Rapidesh123
he had 28% WTSD and 51% WWSF(which could mean that he would float and bluff me sometimes)
um....that's a bad way to intrepret those numbers
high wtsd% - often means he's a fish and likes to call
low wtsd% - often means he's super nitty and likes to fold to aggression
51%wwsf - means he only wins half the time at showdown
combine those 2 together doesn't mean he floated you and is bluffing you now
it means, he's more likely to go to showdown with weaker hands when he's calling you down all 3 streets
aka a station
a station nearly never bluffs
regs at 10 nl are usually very passive, nitty or fishy
it's rare to find them aggro, rarer to find them getting super aggro on river with a bluff
im sorry bro, but you're clearly thinking too much
yes, villain took a non-standard approach becoz it's a super wet board