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Originally posted by IPtkv
River my plan was bet/fold and get value from any K.
Which Kx do you think he could have? And also why do you expect him to call with such a hand - what do you think is your percieved range?
I would not bet the flop 4 way. On the river seems like good fold. Considering the spr I don't think villain would be much inclined to bluff.
As we hold the AsQs I do not think he is betting missed FD on a bluff, so fold is good.
Hello, i like the cbet otf. We make them fold equity share and we can barrel vs pairs later. On the river i check back, as said there are mostly no Kx hands in his range and i think that he calls only two pairs plus there so betting is kinda optimistic.
broadways, some low pps should fodl there as well though i doubt that somebody folds. But still we can make them fold on the turn because we look strong.
Originally posted by confidant91
broadways, some low pps should fodl there as well though i doubt that somebody folds. But still we can make them fold on the turn because we look strong.
Pairs will not fold for sure. We dominate the broadways and making them fold is not a big achievement...
Flop: I prefer bet-folding very much before check-calling (which is also worse than check-folding). That way you set the price (cheap) yourself. Since I am a wimp, I'd personally check-fold versus reasonable players 100 bb deep and in bad position.
Turn: The bet is a logical continuation of the flop bet to (this time!) make pocket pairs fold. Without the
it is time to abort mission since there are two of them and still no position.
River: This is very easy. There is nothing in the range of the big blind that can call a bet. He simply does not have A♦:J♣: here. He'll rarely have a random K, and he shouldn't be calling with it.