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Flop I cbet as a bluff

Turn semibluff

River bluff again.
wp? If turn didn`t help I obv woulda shut down. Same with the river if it wasn`t A, T or 5...

$0.50/$1 No Limit Holdem
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Stacks:
UTG tatamare ($48.12) 48bb
UTG+1 HTM ($149.86) 150bb
CO Vicke GER ($139.33) 139bb
BTN ilpolacco ($157.95) 158bb
SB jonjonTT ($89.34) 89bb
BB Tjabo77 ($127.74) 128bb

Pre-Flop: ($1.50, 6 players) HTM is UTG+1 7♥ 8♥
1 fold, HTM raises to $2, Vicke GER calls $2, 2 folds, Tjabo77 calls $1

Flop: 9♠ K♣ 3♣ ($6.50, 3 players)
Tjabo77 checks, HTM bets $3.50, Vicke GER calls $3.50, Tjabo77 folds

Turn: 6♦ ($13.50, 2 players)
HTM bets $8.50, Vicke GER calls $8.50

River: A♥ ($30.50, 2 players)
HTM bets $21.50


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adrimam67
Joined: 18.11.2010

Seems standard to me.
The A hits your range a lot more than his.


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duder1n0
Joined: 07.07.2009

On the flop 3way I think it's on the boarderline between cbet and x/fold, we have some backdoor straight equity, but not much else. Would help to decide if we have some information on our opponents (fish/reg, how much they fold, etc.).

In case you cbet, I dont like your sizing, it makes your hand transparent, unless you bet so small with your valuehands as well (which I dont think is optimal 3way on a drawheavy board).

Turn/river are easy barrels, on the river we have one of the weakest hands in our range, and we dont even block his busted flushdraws, which is great.


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

I wouldnt bet the flop. Its way too loose esp 3way.

Turn bet is fine. River bet is fine. Much prefer betting a straight draw than a flush draw for blocker reasons. If he is a low level player he might fold KX really often


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