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    Default 2/4 - good draw oop

    Villain is new to me, running at 20/16/2.4

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    saw flop

    BB ($457.70)
    UTG ($525.30)
    MP ($242.20)
    Button ($82)
    Hero (SB) ($400)

    Preflop: Hero is SB with 10, 9
    BB bets $12, 3 folds, Hero calls $8

    Flop: ($24) 4, 9, 8 (2 players)
    Hero checks, BB bets $16, Hero raises to $56, BB calls $40

    Turn: ($136) K (2 players)
    Hero...
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    b/c, c/r, and c/c all seem to be +ev

    b/c seems best because he's on a pretty tight range, so it stands the best chance of making him fold a better made hand.
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    Yeah I'd lead the turn for $105
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    Converter messed up a bit didn't it? It's right villain raised UTG and you called from the BB?

    I actually don't see villain folding any hand he called the flop with really. That K is pretty much a blank for you range, which makes me think you'll get raised a lot.
    On the other hand, c/c makes it hard to get value on good rivers.
    Don't know how often you'd use a double c/r, I can't remember using it once, but maybe it's more often used at your stakes.

    So the conscensus would be b/c I guess. If you're getting called there a quite some rivers you can continue imo.

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