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NL Holdem $60(BB) Replayer
SB ($2,600)
Hero ($1,720)
UTG ($3,970)
CO ($2,790)
BTN ($920)
Dealt to Hero K♦ J♦
fold, CO raises to $145, fold, fold, Hero calls $85
FLOP ($320) 3♥ 4♦ T♥
Hero checks, CO bets $120, Hero calls $120
TURN ($560) 3♥ 4♦ T♥ 6♦
Hero checks, CO checks
RIVER ($560) 3♥ 4♦ T♥ 6♦ 9♠
Hero checks, CO checks
somewhat decent reg, blocked on SS, seems pretty much ABC, id ont think ive ever seen any creative unusual lines from him, no reads on his sizings. 14/11/3.9/4.3k, CO steal 21%, cbet 96%, turn cbet 58%(50)
flop - would you say that two overs, K high + a strong BDFD are enough to reverse float a guy that doesn't seem to 2nd barrel a lot unless he has it? i think its fine, especially when he gives me such a good price.
turn - now ive picked up my FD and dont really know what to do. I never use a ch/c flop, lead turn line, maybe this is a good moment to do so? Im not sure it would be great though since i don't think i can fold out many better hands (A high and some random 22. weak Tx, 77-99, random 6x, 4x, 3x less likely) and dont really see many weaker calling - i believe an ABC guy will often fold his draws to a 1/2 pot bet on the turn.
i went for a ch/r since i want FE and i think thats the best way to get it.
river - question of the day - are you turning into a bluff to fold out A high since i don't actually think we're strong enough to ch/c an ABC guy taking this line? or maybe you think its fine to ch/c?
as you can see ive started flatting form the blinds much more and so far its just causing more and more problems and difficult spots 
nevertheless i believe it may become much better EV wise when i work on it than 3bet/folding playable hands like i used to do until now.
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