PLO25 AKT3ds 3bet pot, postflop decisions?

SPR in turn is less than 3 and there are a ton of draws that You dominante. You are OOP, Jxxx has decent equity vs your hand and if You check You let him to realize his equity at this low SPR. To me is an easy pot/call turn.

The A♠: works the way giving you the nutflushdraw which is usually a continuing candidate and good candidate to single-bet the blocker-effect if we have no strong SDV.

I don´t think this hand is a 3bet preflop btw. Looks pretty loose but okayish depending how active MP is openraising. I start 3-betting with A♠:K♠:T♣:7♣: cause we need that piece of 4-card connectivity from our very tight 4-5% BB reraising range.

On this texture despite being quite dynamic our 3bet range is strong enough to bet quite a lot. Solver would check 60% and bet half-pot with this specific hand. I thought there is no clear polarity advantage for either player since both of our ranges are pretty strong but solver showed that villain has a very significant polarity advantage so I would play it more cautiously.

This hand specifically is a half-pot bet but if you use 1 sizing only in this spot I´d rather check-call this particular hand because of its playbility (decent SDV+nutted draw equity). We are more inclined to bet if villain is way too loose, passive postflop not using his position well or if we have decent implieds with nuts later on. Against aggressive opponents or player that continue tight somewhere postflop this is a good spot to check-call imo.

We can check-call the turn again, without any ♥ this is a clear check-call, not a check-raise. Once we check-called the flop it does not make sense to donk a lot on turn blanks. The 7♥: brings a straight which shuts down betting frequency for both to some small degree.

The river goes might be a check-fold but here check-raise is better I guess if villain is active. If we hold a that would be even better. But blocking 2 pair-cards from the board while also unblocking his potential bet-folding range consisting of flushes is indeed a potential bluffing candidate against aggressive stabs imo. He should not have too many :7x::7x: or :3x::3x: in his openraising range so our is quite powerful. :Jx::Tx: is played frequently in general but also should be quite heavily removed from his range as he 1. called the flop and 2. checked the turn. Most player should be good enough to let go a flush.

What does the solver do after cb 1/2 on flop?

Originally posted by Gothicrow
What does the solver do after cb 1/2 on flop?

checking close to 100% and check-raise if we block the second flushdraw aswell

Any idea why solver wants to block draws when x/r all in?... It isolate vs more made hands... Probably more fold equity?... It's interesting, because it checks/call this one, so is saying we have a decent bluffcatcher on turn and hope for a check back on river?

I would have just called pre with AKT3 with AK of same suit. With A♠: I meant for river bluff. Its usually sort of bad to be blocking busted frontdoor flush draw that does bust.

Originally posted by ghaleon
I would have just called pre with AKT3 with AK of same suit. With A♠: I meant for river bluff. Its usually sort of bad to be blocking busted frontdoor flush draw that does bust.

That´s true

For me preflop only call. Other looks good. But why not bet on the turn?