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yea I forgot to mention the betsize in the OP but I played this hand earlier today and def remember taking that into consideration while at the table.
oskar why do you want to bluff the river? Are you assuming that he has a low cbet %?? vs a high cbet % if we check the turn then all of his air is getting to the river. Based on convo in irc with carrotz I wouldn't expect him to bluff the river because I think he'll tend to give me credit for something with SD value after I peel flop and I don't think he would expect to be able to get me to fold it after he checks the turn. Therefore I can check back river and expect to win a lot of the time.
Another point to consider: if we think that he's cbetting a lot and getting to the turn with all of his air, then by checking we're giving him a free draw at beating us. If he has a hand like KJ then we're giving it a chance to catch outs when it will probably fold the turn when we bet.
btw I just looked up his stats and he has cbet 5/6 times, so small sample size.
Here's a rough range for action after his turn check: 22, 33, 55, KQ, QJ, AK, AJ, A5s-A4s (maybe), and then maybe some weak made hands he's trying to pot control/giving up like 76s, 54s, A8s, A7s
I can't really think of anything else he could have, which is why I wanted to actually type that out. Carrotz I think you said in irc he might check turn with pair+straight draw type hands but wouldn't he barrel these except for the weakest ones that he's folding to a turn bet anyways?
For example if he has T8s here, I think he's barreling. If he has T9, I think he's barreling. So isn't his turn check range fairly weak here?
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