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 Originally Posted by sauce123
example: 20/16 opens in the CO. We 3bet 98s he calls. Flop T74 we bet 2/3 pot from bb he calls. Turn Q we should make a pot committing bet in this situation almost always.
the reason for this is that we dont need him to fold all that often for betting>checking
this is because his hand range in this spot is polarized towards JJ-22, JT, T9, 98, 87, 76 with a few combos of QQ-AA thrown in.
against this range if we get it in we r still only about a 4 to 1 dog which while bad isnt terrible. Also, the majority of these hands r folding a substantial % of the time as we are repping AQ+ with our turn bet.
wow this seems so foreign to me. thank you for sharing man. what changes if you have position and are checked to on the turn?
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Originally Posted by sauce123
In a Raised Pot:
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Bluff all scare cards on turn or river if given an opportunity.
So, for example, do you mean if you cbet the flop which has 2 spades and villain calls and the turn brings the 3rd spade you bet again here?
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