Nl200 Tt

y c/c or c/r can be great, depends on vilain ofc

if you got raised, go equilab with set+fd+99+A8s depending on vilain and see your equity and if he can raise/fold here to see if you fold or broke

I think the CB is correct as I would have to be pretty sure CO is going to bet to check here.

I'm not to sure about getting raised here though. I find these spots tough especially how deep you are with SB, sometimes I just make a nitty fold if it looks like villain is trying to get stacks in and hasn't been check raising or re raising pots.

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i b/f against SB, go broke against CO I think.
TT=AA here most of the time against players who will always backraise JJ+.

SB is mostly set mining here in my opinion but has the occasional AQs, and rarely KQs/AJs.

CO can have a much wider speculative range.

Hello axelphoney,

Don't really see any reason that makes me go broke very loose in those spots. What do we assume to see once he raises there? Of course I'd expect to be at the best vs overcard+FD type of hand or some combos of sets. You guys were with CO a bit deep so definitely 66/88 and maybe even time to time some combos of 44. Equity against that part:

Board: 8♦4♦6♥
       Equity     Win     Tie
MP2    28.08%  27.46%   0.62% { ThTc }
MP3    71.92%  71.30%   0.62% { 88, 66, AdKd, AdQd, KdQd, AdJd, KdJd, QdJd }

so I don't really see how I can easily go broke against CO being even a bit deeper and rather 0 information on his postflop play. Not to talk about the combos which may sometimes even slowplay as KK/AA or whatsoever, though being a bit deeper I'd expect them more often raise.

Though I'd still CB for the given part that I'd rather protect my hand from draws/overcards than face one on the turn on which we would have to Check/Fold even.

Best Regards.