2p in 3b spot

Wow tough I would defo start by donking, just unsure whether we can gii or not

Hi,

c/rai seems like most bluffy and would get called by AK/AA
As played: I think two pair is too strogn to c/f, so likely I would c/rai turn

best regards,

Originally posted by Kaitz20
Hi,

c/rai seems like most bluffy and would get called by AK/AA
As played: I think two pair is too strogn to c/f, so likely I would c/rai turn

best regards,

So you ch/call flop risk allowing free card to barrel off, risk allowing him to pot control otr, risk allowing him to take free card on the river?

I think donk and taking back initative is almost mandatory

Originally posted by Kaitz20
Hi,

c/rai seems like most bluffy and would get called by AK/AA
As played: I think two pair is too strogn to c/f, so likely I would c/rai turn

best regards,

We have 5.5k behind OTT while being 7k in pot so x/shove is not option.

But agree that x/s on the flop is quite valid option but we are pretty deep so thats why i decided to x/r with such a sizing since we have nice shove on most of turn cards.

I go for c/rai on flop
I don like lead cos we might just get caled maybe in two spots and it would be uglu on most turns

If we ch we can evaluate the action and imo cos btn cold call 3 bet pre I dont think he will slow play sets,on this board/ and btw he cant have to many sets combos so... Im ok with ch/rai

And btw I dont thibk villains will ch this board often enough to be scared that we r giving free cards

Hi all,

I don't lead the K high boards very often at all for range reasons, and this is a very bad one. There are simply too many bad turn cards, which makes c/r/ (sigh get it in) a much better option when OOP. When we lead and get floated, it's ridiculously hard to play the turn.

As played on this turn card I'm putting it in for sure. There's definitely enough worse hands that call our shove, and again it's impossible to play the river OOP.