flop/turn/riverline

I used to have to this line in my arsenal too, but i dont really like since you are only doing it with AT probably.

Flop: depends on his cbet freq, when he cbets alot i just like to x/r to fold out his low-mid fds and/or 2pairs.

Turn: Sometimes leading a blank turn makes sense, but in this case you wont achieve much here, he is probably going to barrel alot of his strong non straight hands (especially nfd, since he has an A also then).
+As i said before: i suppose you never do this as a bluff.

River: Again something i see myself doing too often, but i think it sucks.
By betting river with this size even a blind person can see you have AT that doesnt want to x/f. But you basically have a neg. freeroll here. T9 is never calling here imho.
+he might be tempted to bluffshove vs this sizing.

x/c flop and x/r or x/c (depends on Villain) turn imho!

€: When you are not sure how to play a hand in a certain spot, just ask yourself: which line is most beneficial for my range? Leading Turn certainly isnt imho, as your checking range gets waaaaaay to weak.

hi suhexpm, thank for ure answer. some good points.

tbh this was one of the first spots i donkt ott with the nuts
(my best buddy plays HU mid and highstakes and we speak about this line, and i want to try it. but he has also bluffs in his range)

i know and understand what's ure problem with it. And i´m still thinking about it (pros and cons). i´m not finished my thought process right now ♦

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Hi,

i would prob c/r turn, maybe even just c/c. Donking is fine too. River you are just not getting called by a worse hand ever ♦. Maybe T9. I would c/ decide otr. You block the top set so some c/c's might work. However he is opening from MP so his FD's probably have high cards too that now have a boat.

As played river is a no brainer fold.

Regards,

Skod