4nl QJs in CO hit flush and paired turn.

Villain is the same from my JJ hand. 26/21/5 Fcb= 43%, FtoTcb= 14% calling pfr on BU = 15% . In POS', he's prob flatting any pair here , i've seen him flat A's once before, so i threw in a couple combos of TT-AA
(i'll get more into what i perceive his range to be in a sec).

BB is 60/20/0 over 30
When BU calls the flop and the turn comes Kd . I'm crushing him pretty well.

Board: 9d4dKhKd
Equity Win Tie
CO 82.01% 82.01% 0.00% { QdJd }
BU 17.99% 17.99% 0.00% { 88, 44, AhAs, AhAc, KhKs, KhKc, QhQs, QhQc, JhJs, JhJc, ThTs, ThTc, 9h9s, 9h9c, A9s, K8s+, Q9s+, J9s+, T8s+, 97s, Ad8d, 9d8d, Ad7d, 8d7d, Ad6d, Ad5d, Ad4d, KTo+, QTo+, JTo, Ad9h, Ad9s, Ad9c }


I'm a little unsure of my sizing here... what do you guys think?



Revolution Gaming Network - $0.04 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 5 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

BTN: $5.83
SB: $4.15
BB: $4.00
UTG: $2.68
Hero (CO): $7.81

SB posts SB $0.02, BB posts BB $0.04

Pre Flop: (pot: $0.06) Hero has Q:diamond: J:diamond:

UTG calls $0.04, Hero raises to $0.16, BTN calls $0.16, fold, fold, UTG calls $0.12

Flop: ($0.54, 3 players) 9:diamond: 4:diamond: K:heart:
UTG checks, Hero bets $0.27, BTN calls $0.27, fold

Turn: ($1.08, 2 players) K:diamond:
[color=red]Hero bets $0.54

Flop sizing needs to be a little bigger & then you can make your turn sizing bigger because of it.

You bet half pot on flop, you can't then really start betting 75-85% of pot on turn as it looks like you have hit exactly what you got.

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Originally Posted by Cobra_1878

You bet half pot on flop, you can't then really start betting 75-85% of pot on turn as it looks like you have hit exactly what you got.

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What?!?
With TPTK turned trips, I would do that... If I had AA w/ :d:, I would, too... I'd probably do that with QQ or JJ w/ :d:.

I DON'T do that with a boat or better.. 1/2 pot again and hope like hell that it looks bluffy.

Do you never bet this board texture with anything but a flush?

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Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey

What?!?
With TPTK turned trips, I would do that... If I had AA w/ :d:, I would, too... I'd probably do that with QQ or JJ w/ :d:.

I DON'T do that with a boat or better.. 1/2 pot again and hope like hell that it looks bluffy.

Do you never bet this board texture with anything but a flush?

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What matters most is what this particular opponent is likely to think you have on this particular hand. Unless you think they all have a strong tendency to think the same way every time, you might want to consider that not modifying your line and/or sizing according to how each plays may be sub-optimal.

LDO, playing in flow and exploiting villains' habits is supremely important. In this hand, every pocket with a good reason to continue the flop got much stronger on the turn.

It is certainly a mistake to let the A:d: draw out for a good price. Hero gets value from all Kx hands.

Betting for value and to protect your hand are vital, too. The more vulnerable your hand is to being out-drawn, the more inclined you should be to bet.

Your bet sizes should generally be larger on boards with a lot of draws since you would bet larger with value hands to set an unfavorable price to draw.

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Originally Posted by MadMojoMonkey

What?!?
With TPTK turned trips, I would do that... If I had AA w/ :d:, I would, too... I'd probably do that with QQ or JJ w/ :d:.

I DON'T do that with a boat or better.. 1/2 pot again and hope like hell that it looks bluffy.

Do you never bet this board texture with anything but a flush?

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Obviously I would bet this board with other hands than a flush.

I was just saying that if I was playing against hero, and he used this line, I wouldn't put him on a flush. If he bet the turn much bigger, then I would.

Sizing is far too small on both streets given board texture and decent equity.

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Originally Posted by The Bean Counter

Sizing is far too small on both streets given board texture and decent equity.

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yeah, i was really surprised i 1/2p'd both streets here. I suppose i could have thrown him off at the same time also.

i have 1,500 hands w/ him and he seems to get a bit bullyish in POS. Like i flopped a straight vs. him co vs. btn and he raised my turn bet w/ his nut flush draw

Dunno why everybody wants to bet the flop bigger. Expressed odds and whatnot.

bet-sizing.
good arguments for pretty much any sizing on the flop.
is he folding a king or a weaker flush if you bet bigger on the turn?

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Originally Posted by daven

is he folding a king or a weaker flush if you bet bigger on the turn?

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He's not folding either of those hands to any betsize imo, including overbets and a shove.

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Originally Posted by daven

bet-sizing.
good arguments for pretty much any sizing on the flop.
is he folding a king or a weaker flush if you bet bigger on the turn?

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OTT? prob not.

He either folds OTF/OTR

he will def fold to overbets/shove w/ these hands vs. certain opp's.

he's won +$800 @ 10nl & +$300 @4nl since July '12.

he's not bad... I've also seen him do some pretty stupid also.

since i have so many hands against him I think I'm gonna do a little diggin and find the easiest ways to make money off him.

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Originally Posted by WeldPhaser

since i have so many hands against him I think I'm gonna do a little diggin and find the easiest ways to make money off him.

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do a very short dig. He isn't where most of your $$ will be coming from. Most of your $$ will come from value-betting vs fish.

Look at his W$WSD, his flop play, and his 3b/response to 3b tendencies.

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