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Ongame Network NL Hold'em Turbo No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t10/t20 Blinds - 5 players - View hand 2382214
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UTG: t2010 100.50 BBs
CO: t1980 99 BBs
BTN: t2050 102.50 BBs
SB: t1960 98 BBs
Hero (BB): t2000 100 BBs

Pre Flop: (t30) Hero is BB with 9 :spade: T :spade:
UTG raises to t60, CO calls t60, 2 folds, Hero calls t40

Flop: (t190) 6 :spade: 2 :heart: 8 :diamond: (3 players)
Hero bets t100, UTG folds, CO calls t100

My line of reasoning for donking the flop here with a gutshot is that UTG (he is a mediocre reg) opens pretty tight (11%) and half or more of his range missed this flop and he would play very honest with one player behind. UTG+1 seems a bit fishy and will contain a lot of high card combo's as well and some random connectors probably. On top of that, I would have to chk/f for any reasonable amount if UTG cbets.

Stats:
19/14/2.0 aggr f/62% f2cbet
28/16/1.5 aggr f/80% f2cbet (over just 8 occassions)

- How is my line?
- Would you continue on good turns when UTG+1 flats?


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pLAYERsjsk
Joined: 20.04.2009

yeh i love it.

i would go for bet bet shove often.
sizing on the flop at around 65-70% of the pot.

check raising/ check calling all your range that you want to continue with is reasonable strategy, but since we have a read that our opponents doesnt cbet often this types of boards 3way, i would opt in for wider balanced donkbeting strategy + some hands put into check call / check fold.

wp imo.


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cool hand.

this line definitely gets the nit reg to fold a lot of better hands and you can easily barrel off if the fish flats.

I would bet turn on any card and definitely barreling the river if he flats again. I think this is a situation where the fish range will be weak and wide and you can get him off a lot of hands by the river.

wp

fwiw, it is ok to be slightly unbalanced here. You should never donk a set imo, too much fold-equity. but you can certainly donk top pairs because they will play awkwardly 3-way if you c/c.


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Originally posted by lessthanthreee

I would bet turn on any card and definitely barreling the river if he flats again. I think this is a situation where the fish range will be weak and wide and you can get him off a lot of hands by the river.

Would you even continue on bad turns like paired ones and undercards to the 8x?


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yes definitely because we still would have 2 overs + gutshot and he could also have a better high card draw that we could fold out

also a 28/16 fish is perfect to barrel off. if he was 55/40 I would be more hesitant (but probably still go for it).


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