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AQ vs river donkshove

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z0fman
Joined: 28.10.2011

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villain is unknown no real reads or stats...fold on the river?


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gusma
Joined: 07.10.2007

very tricky spot.

Considering his range , I would say he has way more bluffs than Jx combinations. But his bet is just too odd. Would he do it with a pair , turning ir into a bluff?

I am kind of undecided , considering folding more than calling. It smells like AJ or KJ to me.

btw , I would bet less on the flop.


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Pr0teus
Joined: 09.12.2010

hi there,

imo the turn can be a perfect check behind to control the pot, u have the nut flushdraw and tp very good kicker, on the river if he donkshoves or check raises its always a easy fold, too many combos ahead of u.

ps: on the river with check turn, size does matters and since u dont have any reads about him, maybe a check behind can be safer

gl


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Originally posted by Pr0teus
hi there,

imo the turn can be a perfect check behind to control the pot, u have the nut flushdraw and tp very good kicker, on the river if he donkshoves or check raises its always a easy fold, too many combos ahead of u.

ps: on the river with check turn, size does matters and since u dont have any reads about him, maybe a check behind can be safer

gl

This. and we certainly do not want to bet/fold the turn with a nut flush draw (yet we'll be forced to)!

River looks like a fold. We have 2 hearts in our hand and that's the majority of his bluff range. Timing on the turn would help. If he calls pretty quickly it's more likely a draw so I much prefer calling river. If he has Jx he's gonna at least consider raising turn.


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