Originally posted by Zanardi1
As played, it's c/f on the river.On the flop he will remain with many pocket pairs which, as the flop developed, turned into sets. You only beat 10-10, pair that you don't beat anymore on the turn.
Do you think he would slowplay sets on such a board? He is a regular so I expect him to know that I could have a lot of draws OTT. 100% he would raise any set OTT. Try to put yourself in his place and tell me how would you play if you had any set on this board.
Originally posted by excitedpoker
Originally posted by 2reac
Originally posted by YohanN7
If you weigh in population reads (this is NL5, the river bet is skewed towards value), then the fold should be super clear.What if told you he had AKo?
If you told him that it means you are results oriented. Agree with everything YohaN7 wrote, folding river.
I told that cause he said "the river bet is skewed towards value"
Originally posted by 2reac
Do you think he would slowplay sets on such a board? He is a regular so I expect him to know that I could have a lot of draws OTT. 100% he would raise any set OTT. Try to put yourself in his place and tell me how would you play if you had any set on this board.
You may not believe me, but I believe that. At NL5 there are many many players that are level 1 thinkers so I think here slowplayed sets are possible. Sure, neither of us two would play like that, but I think the average NL5 chap would.
