What option do we like best on the river?


Bonus question: If villain jams turn, call or fold?


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NL Holdem 0.25(BB)
HERO (100BBs) [VPIP: 25.9% | PFR: 20% | AGG: 34.5% | Flop Agg: 35.8% | Turn Agg: 37.1% | River Agg: 39.8% | 3-Bet: 9.1% | 4-Bet: 16.7% | Cold Call: 11.2% | Hands: 57965]
HJ (154.9BBs) [VPIP: 0% | PFR: 0% | AGG: 0% | Hands: 2]
CO (146.3BBs) [VPIP: 100% | PFR: 100% | AGG: 16.7% | Flop Agg: 50% | Turn Agg: 0% | River Agg: 0% | 3-Bet: 0% | 4-Bet: 0% | Hands: 2]
BTN (24.2BBs) [VPIP: 0% | PFR: 0% | AGG: 0% | Hands: 2]
SB (198.8BBs) [VPIP: 0% | PFR: 0% | AGG: 0% | Hands: 2]

Dealt to Hero: J K

HJ Folds, CO Raises To 2.5BBs, BTN Folds, SB Folds, HERO Calls 1.5BBs

Hero SPR on Flop: [18.19 effective]
Flop (5.4BBs): 7 J 2
HERO Checks, CO Bets 1.5BBs (Rem. Stack: 142.3BBs), HERO Raises To 9.5BBs (Rem. Stack: 88BBs), CO Calls 8BBs (Rem. Stack: 134.3BBs)

Turn (24.4BBs): 7 J 2 4
HERO Bets 15.6BBs (Rem. Stack: 72.4BBs), CO Calls 15.6BBs (Rem. Stack: 118.7BBs)

River (55.5BBs): 7 J 2 4 7

Folding vs. turn jam - spot is probably underbluffed and we are getting crushed by his value. 7 is better for his range than yours and I don't think we can squeeze out more value with a bet, so I like x here.

I wonder how often a solver likes a x/r with our exact combo. Not having of Kd in hand makes me think the flop should be a x/c more often than a x/r. I think we have enough x/r with T8dd, T9dd, 89dd, AdXd, 22 and 77 that we don't need to overly extend our x/r range and make villain play perfectly.

Ap, I like the turn sizing, but I also think we can size up a little more targeting draws, worst QJ, JT, J9, and we also wouldn't mind folds from broadway clubs that called our flop x/r and other hands in this class.



How many 7x combos villain calls a x/r and a db with on the turn? Seems kind of loose and the villain is unknown. Is the villain flatting QQ-AA on the flop? 77/22 flat the x/r? I think villain's range is worst AJ-J9, missed draws. I'm having a hard time finding a 7 in his range.


I'm a little torn between a half pot bet and a check. Check to induce from all missed draws, and bet targeting worst Jx and maybe stubborn TT-88?

Why would you include TT-88 in his range but not 7x?

TT is significantly better to call with than a 7 on the flop. I can take out 88 and leave a few 99 combos.

We aren't x/r 88 or 99 OTF so how is TT better? With 7x you get 5 outs when behind, with TT you have 2. Plus 7x blocks value like J7s and 77 while TT blocks bluffs.

TT blocks JT. I could be wrong, but my assumption is a 7x folds by the turn if that combo is c-betting often in the first place. I was trying to think of a range and a few combos that I think we can target for value on the spot, not doing a deep analysis on each combo.

I think some of the better 7x which bet flop for value still needs to stick around after our turn bet, like A7s and K7s which block value and unblock bluffs.

Check call river, would fold to turn jam with no possible draws present after villain calls flop XR and jams over us its AJ plus.

No value in river bet, line is thin already. XC.

Flop XR is too big for your hand. This is not type of hand you want to put stacks in, so dont make too big of a pot with it. Turs is okish but its getting quiet thin, check river.

We probably need to c/r with top pair at least some of the time, doesn't seem good to only have 77 and 22 and J7s for value. Sizing for the c/r may be a bit too big though. A smaller c/r is more likely to keep hands like 99 or TT in the pot with your value range, while still putting enough pressure to fold him off A-high when you are bluffing.

On the turn because of your big flop c/r, his range becomes quite strong, so your hand probably becomes a check.