25€ HUSNG 93s postflop line?

You're line seems fine. I would size up the river. Especially when villain is a recreational player around half pot for value is most likely better.

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SDK1987

Villain is unknown. Limping is solid part of short stack HU strategy.

32bb deep isn't so short I think.

I think I prefer a block bet on the turn with the whole range, coz villain has a decent amount of straights at this point. You probably also sometimes wanna continue betting hands like 87 and maybe 74, and you can't bet 3/4 pot with those. As played, against an adequate opponent I think I like a river block bet. Looks like you have two pair and now you've pooped your pants and that might induce a raise bluff.

I dont think villain should have that many gutshot type hands to bet-call flop? Those have only 3 nut outs. Well some 8♠:9♠: make sense to me. Also block 34 little bit.

That deep, if I'm betting a gutshot, I'm definitely calling a small raise.

Well villain actually had 98o without heart. I personally think there is more negative implied odds in that hand than positive ones.

I would bet a bit more on the river....!!!!

Idea in river bet is two fold. To get marginal hands to call and potentially induce bluff raise. So balancing block bet.

Originally posted by ghaleon
Idea in river bet is two fold. To get marginal hands to call and potentially induce bluff raise. So balancing block bet.

What do you mean with "two fold?" I dont understand this.

Just meant that there are two goals in using that small river bet.

Originally posted by ghaleon
Just meant that there are two goals in using that small river bet.

Ok thank you vey much for the clarification. It now makes more sense to me.