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Full Tilt Poker $50 + $2.50 Heads Up No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t10/t20 Blinds - 2 players
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Hero (BB): t1540 M = 51.33
BTN/SB: t1460 M = 48.67

Pre Flop: (t30) Hero is BB with 6 7
BTN/SB calls t10, Hero checks

Flop: (t40) 8 A 3 (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN/SB bets t20, Hero raises to t80, BTN/SB calls t60

Turn: (t200) 5 (2 players)

barlellllllllllls, enjoy it until you hit that diamond and he raises the river with K high flush.

easy barrel

bombs away

C/F because oesd and fds never hit

Bet again. No need to be worried about the Ace when they didn't play it like one.

troll all you want in low content threads but stop beeing ******ed in strat-threads.

Of course barrel since we dont have showdown value but a very nic e draw and we want to set up the pot for a big bet on the river.

+1.

I'd make it ~t150 on this board. Nh wp so far.

If I c/r flop I'm looking to 2-3 barrel a ton of cards, a 5 being one of them.

yeah i barreled 125 i think he raised i shiped he showed 4 2 lol i suckout obv

i barrel here and any river i think but just wondered if anyone liked check calling

I prefer c/c because on this particular board I never see him folding anything he calls an RR with and you avoid the tiny % of the time he RRs.

lmao

Just to add to my post above, c/c is superior also because you have a ****ton of outs, a few which are well concealed. So, what's the point of betting here whereas you have a ton of equity + he's going to call always + you face a small % chance of getting c/red of the hand.

Some will argue that by checking here, you give up your triple barrel bluff equity because now your line is not believable. But, given the stage of the match + no reads + whether your triple barrel equity will work out if he calls and the river is a blank in a fairly small pot, i'm willing to give it up here. As it stands, a good % of the time I'm not going to need triple barrel equity because I'm getting there on the river. So, really, I'm only losing that equity 70% of the time; inside that 70%, it's not going to work out on a fair amount of rivers as it is.

When he raises I think you can assume you near 0 FE... I'd make my decision based off of that on how to proceed, which would more than likely mean that shoving over turn raise = not good.