steal J9s, flop fd vs reg

[surviva316]

B/f / B/f / Eval would be my standard, adjusting from there based on tendencies.

43% F2Cb and 50% F2TCb doesn't change my mind on that (doesn't sound that sticky, especially for someone with a 25 VPIP). Also, his small VPIP/PFR split (assuming this is a large sample) makes me think he probably flats pretty narrow and static ranges from all positions, which would make most of his range PPs and strong SCs, which doesn't play well at all in the face of barrels on this board.

Flop can be a x/r sometimes, but not really against someone who only bets 40% when you waive your cbet. Flop can also be a b/3b against quite a few regs, but again, I'm not sure how much he's adjusting his preflop/flop play in COvBU. Turn can be a x/r if villain floats a lot, especially in COvBU, but I'm more inclined to do that with a hand that makes something better than the 4th nuts on the river. Etc.

[acg123]

Flop can be a x/r sometimes, but not really against someone who only bets 40% when you waive your cbet.
valid point, when he checks back flop we lose a lot of control as he can widen his calling range with only two bets to come.

Flop can also be a b/3b against quite a few regs, but again, I'm not sure how much he's adjusting his preflop/flop play in COvBU.

true, especially on this texture, I like raising textures like this when im in villains seat, it puts an immense pressure on hero to show up with a Ace and makes it uncomfortable to play OOP. i would raise with hands that cant call 3 streets for value. like small PPs or SCs with a straight draw to the nut. 67,57. since i have more of those hands in my range than you have aces you will either have to call down light or give me the monies..

Turn can be a x/r if villain floats a lot, especially in COvBU, but I'm more inclined to do that with a hand that makes something better than the 4th nuts on the river. Etc.

interesting...i never really thought about using this .. well played! learn something everyday.

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