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200€ HUSNG x-r turn(?), hero fold river?

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Here is screenshot of Unibet hand history with some high skill cropping and editing.

Villain seems reggy and seems to be sitting these games. Has been implementing both limping and minraising though I think he was limping most of time with 20bb or less. Had been barreling lot on boards that favour his range more.

So preflop clear check as I don't think we want to really ever start raising this bad suited holding.

Flop comes JT6 with two diamonds. I would not raise this much as villain has so much more easily hands like TT+ and all sort of broadway holdings. 98/K9 is on both of our range and obviously I will have hands like JT, QT, QJ some portion of time but I would tend to mix sometimes 3bb raise versus limp with those. Anyway as I don't have that many made hands that could x-r I won't raise much semibluffs either.

This hand being fairly weak I went with call. Though I suppose you could argue that raising this could make more sense compared to some bigger ones as hitting bottom pair has little value.

Anyway I hit flush and villain bets half pot again. We could raise here but again villain range has so much more strong stuff and he is aggro so I kind of like mainly calling flushes to protect my range.

River is nasty as villain can obviously take this line with all sort of flushes and full houses. Not sure if he would shove AQ or straights. Probably not trips as calling 2xpot shove with enough weaker would require quite hero call tendencies imo. So maybe AK, K9 and 3d4d for value that I beat.

Jx not bluffing but maybe some 6xd or some single diamond combos.

Now my line doesn't look that strong so I don't personally see I could ever fold flush versus perhaps reggy and aggro opponent. But would some people think of hero fold? Perhaps raising on flop or turn?


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maniac
Joined: 29.03.2006

Ah OK I see. I think we both agree that this overbet by the river is pretty polar. As played with your read that he bets those boards who favor him I would only lock him up if I had this exact read. Buffing paired boards is stupid or he thinks you are overfold which makes sense if he bet a lot. Try not to go to deep in a lvl war here.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Villain basically says he has flush or better mostly to my eyes. Probably won't have all of them as he would minraise pre some portion of time but postflop line has his range uncapped.

So it's not really stupid spot to bluff at all with quite a nice range advantage. From full houses I can have Q6, QT and QJ but QJ would be fine flop x-r and some of those two pairs might want to raise turn for protection. After all hand like QT doesn't want to see A, K, 9, 8 or diamond.

With this 5 high flush I mainly want to avoid diamond so that is not so bad. This shove does put lot of my range into really tough spot. Ranges after calling half pot flop and turn are still wide and most of time I will have just two pairs on this river. I think theory wise I need to call some hands like K♦:T♥: that will block flush and full house combos.

Now of course I don't have much info on villain but high chance of being reg and likely takes at least somewhat balanced approach at this buyin level. Villain actually had 7♦:4♥: here. Could mean he heavily overbluffs this spot if he has all sort of similar holdings. Though at some low frequency this is probably fine.

But shows importance of slowplaying some hands to have easier time versus triple barrel. Not river spot I were thrilled about as not beating much of value range but yeah can't fold either.


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Nomboo
Joined: 27.04.2012

That is a massive overbet shove that you rarely see. Unless I know my opponent is spewy type, I fold here.


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