SH20 - Combodraw vs raise on turn

Hey chocular77,

Pre flop looks great, vs UTG i would probably raise as wide as q8cc pre flop.

j10x flops are flops that hit so many ranges. 78, 89, 67, qk, q9, j10, jq, jk, aj, k10, q10, 910, etc etc hit this flop, once we take into account all the potential flush draws its even more likely that he defends the flop super wide.

So I would never ever slowplay j10x boards and be careful only betting one street as a bluff on the same board texture.

I agree I don't think he is slowplaying sets here.

So when he gets to the turn I think he has all flush draws, and some Kx hands.

He doesn't seem very aggresive, so on the turn I would go for a bet again. We have very good equity still so although it is super super close this would be the very worst hand that I would go for.

We could also go for c/shove as sometimes he may b/f KQ or something very nitty. We can also get equity shares to fold.

Very close spot, interested to hearing other thoughts?

Villain's not a station so I'd check/call turn, even if I doubt he bluffs too wide when we check. This is probably one of the best hands in your range to do it with imo since your pot equity is great, good implied odds on flush and when you bet you don't get much value. I mean, sure he can call with 40%-ish equity but that's not really a great result since he has position for all river decisions. He probably bets some heart draws in his range which he'd call but apart from that he probably calls better made hands than ours or folds. Him folding is not awful but if folds very low equity hands anyway otherwise he is probably not making any mistake by calling IP.

For overall game plan, you probably cbet once and give up so often here that it's nice to have some hands to call twice very often or even check/shove river with a royal flush. ♦