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[Closed] Flopped nuts NL100 RUSH

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getdotacom
Joined: 06.04.2008

Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

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$0.5/$1 No-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)

Known players:
[tg]SB (Hero)$249.50:///////;BB$44.05:///////;UTG1$244.75:///////;UTG2$158.35:///////;MP1$119.50:///////;MP2$219.50:///////;MP3$101.50:///////;CO$114.15:///////;BU$66.45:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is SB with 9:h, 8:h.
UTG1 raises to $3.00, UTG2 calls $3.00, 5 folds, Hero calls $2.50, BB folds.

Flop: ($10) 6:h, 7:d, T:h (3 players)
Hero checks, UTG1 bets $6.50, UTG2 folds, Hero calls $6.50.

Turn: ($23) J:h (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG1 checks.

River: ($23) Q:s (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG1 bets $15.00, Hero raises to $77.00, UTG1 calls $62.00.

Final Pot: $177.

Villain 12/10/5.7 solid reg.
If I c/r flop, he's folding all overpairs imo. Can I extract more ?


4 replies

What history do you have with him?

Him c-betting (although small) into 3 people on that board show strength.

I think we should still ck/raise here for value. Unless you have a super tight image with him I don't see why he would fold most of his overpairs.

Do you expect villain to ck back any flushes on the turn? If not I like your river ck/raise. He has some AK, QQ in his range.


peche025
Joined: 14.12.2008

IMO the only way to get more is to c/r the flop, the board is so wet I don't think you'll get a huge amount of respect but I guess that depends a lot on how villian views you or if he's one of those nits that will fold everything to a c/r.


getdotacom
Joined: 06.04.2008

I will get a lot of credit if c/r flop, because I'm not playing that way very often. My flop c/r is only 6%, my standard line is c/c flop, c/r turn or lead flop. And he's going for b/f very often here IMO, because my range hits this board very hard. I don't expect him to bet AK here, I put him only on sets, overpairs and some fd's, but his continuing range should be only sets if I c/r.


Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

I'd still c/r the flop because it's very hard to extract value otherwise.
C/c flop followed by c/r turn looks a lot stronger than a c/r on the flop.

Also by not checkraising you make it pretty much impossible to get stacks in since you're somewhat deep.

As played I think the c/r on the river is fine, he can definitely call worse hands like overpairs that think we don't rep much, also AK got there.
At the same time he's extremely unlikely to have a higher flush as he'd pretty much always bet the turn.