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 Originally Posted by spoonitnow
The turn seems like an easy fold (note it's probably the bottom of your range at that point aside from a possible AsQs). If (and a potentially big if at that) we were going to bet/ fold any AK on the flop, then I think AsKc should probably be one of them because of its equity against our opponent's likely range when he raises.
When putting a c/r range together for him spoon, how should we compile QQ+?
Since we're lacking those reads do we spilt them up ?
Ex.
(3)QQ 4b pre, (3)QQ call
My other question is now that my note on him reads something like this:
54s: calls 3b oop, c/r's fl w/ bottom pair & BDFD, and bluff shoves T'.
how would this info affect our future actions vs. him? we know there is air in his ranges, It's def important to know he is capable of c/r bluffing and shoving right?
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