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NL100ZOOM Bluff w board 2pair

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nusohaso3
Joined: 01.08.2010

Button ($461.20)
Hero (SB) ($101)
BB ($214.59)
UTG ($105.82)
MP ($50)
CO ($93)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 6s 5s
4 folds, Hero bets $3, BB raises to $9, Hero calls $6

Flop: ($18) 10s 10d 9d (2 players)
Hero checks, BB checks

Turn: ($18) 9s (2 players)
Hero bets $11.50, BB raises to $23, Hero raises to $92 (All-In), BB fold

stats of BB

PF: his 3bet range is tight so i rarely dominated and have good implied odds. i can read his hand easily then if board cards are low i can be aggro , if high i can c/f

FLOP: usually he may Cbet if he has something so his ch back is indicates he has nothing.

TURN: 2paird board , wa/wb situation so his raise indicates he has something to bluff. my 3bet also rep nothing but i have FD and FE so i shove

if called on turn i bet any river but not over pot bet


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DailyDollarPro
Joined: 11.07.2011

I don't like your call pre. Putting 9% of your stack in preflop oop with 6 high vs a strong tight range will never show a profit. Vs this player I would drop my steal size to at most 2.5bb and mostly fold to his infrequent 3bets.

I also disagree with your thinking on the flop. His check actually reps showdown value more than air. Because of his tight preflop range most of his 'misses' are actually good ace highs like AJ - AK. If a good player checks this board in this spot the hand is basically over for you, as he should just about always call turn call river vs your range.

I think you got lucky in this hand that villain made a mistake by turning his AQ into a bluff on the turn (when he could easily just call for showdown value).

Worst case for you would be that he checked back flop with a 10 figuring he would give you a chance to catch up or bluff. Of course now on the turn he min raises you and you put it in drawing dead to his boat.


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Fold Preflop, unless he makes it really small, or if you think you can outplay him. But in general you just get dominated by his random suited crap and you can't really play weak flushdraws aggressively on the Flop. It's bad to call against tight ranges because people just don't fold pairs.

He rarely has a TX but could still have it, he might also have 9X and not fold. Don't like it at all, he's not taking this line as a bluff very often.

And what dailydollarpro said is true, he probably tried to rep the 9 when he should have called down with Ace high against someone like you who is defending all suited connectors OOP.


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lnternet
Joined: 19.06.2012

Calling the 3bet preflop a GIANT leak you have to fix immediately.

Turn bet is fine. He probably calls Ahi on the turn, but you have some backup and can bluff on a Q/J/8.

His raise is strange. I don't see what he is raising there. 9x just calls. Tx just calls. Ahi just calls. straight draws cbet flop. So he represents a stupid bluff or a stupid nut hand. Which one I don't know.

With your weak flush draw you are in a pretty difficult spot. You don't want to fold to such a small raise, but calling is not ideal as you will loose at showdown to 8hi. You also don't want to jam, as
1) jamming is risking a lot
2) you are drawing (close to) dead if called
3) it makes no sense to jam Tx or 9x in your position

So I think you are quite stuck.. I probably min3bet turn, as that's what I would do with Tx/9x if I decided to 3bet turn.


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