JTo 0,5/1

Hi!

VPIP/PFR/3bet vs steal would be nice here...

But...this hand can be played in various ways and I doubt there really is the best default line.

I dont mind just call/call because you also represent a weak SDvalue hand and if river is nice fake card you can easily bluff him off when he checks(like 6 :heart:)

Other line which would prolly be my preffered line is to raise flop.I would fastplay most made hands on this board(like 9x,7x) so adding bluffs is neccessery. Also flop equity is obviously much better than turn equity and in some cases vs some players you can even make some moves on turn/river if you get 3bet flop. If player is capable of b/f-ing river then if it comes some ugly card like 6 you can make a very profitable raise there.

call F/raise T is the line I personally dont like here. Your bluff is just so obvious, I mean this turncard just invites bluffs so when good player will bet this turn he will be quite SDbound and you can only make him fold on very good fake rivercards(which is the same as if you just called)...also its even worse for me just for the fact that I fastplay a lot on this flop and also looking at his cbetting his turn cbet drops significantly so I imagine that this is one of those boards where he will think twice before betting.

As played river prolly is a check since card is not super nice for you since there will still be a ton of busted SDs out there....but it wouldnt really be terrible to bet.You wont have that many busted draws here and you dont want just valuebetting range.At the same time he may have hands like KJ,KT which he may actually fold....and you are getting 1:6,5

If u want to play raise IP. Are you choosing spots where the Turn cards raise is just SO OBVIOUS BLUFFCARD? Thats why you mostly change ur raising from Turn to Flop? So your range isnt so obvious?

Beacuse i have no IP raise, i have it only in Bw.

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Hi!

Often its when I assume that oponents turn cbet range will often get reduced... that will mean that he will check more weaker SDvalue hands (mostly targeting Ax) which will at the same time mean that when he bets our equity will drop significantly.

So fastplay kindda resolves this problem(here Im talking about hands that we may play standard call flop/raise turn line... one hands like that would be 9x,7x:

-We raise when our equity is high
-we throw him out of his comfort line when he has Ax(or similar) since he will now not be able to c/c turn and we basically extract 1SB more vs these hands this way+ we give him chance to make mistakes(either by calling down too much or folding too much)

Sure this line also needs to be balanced and decent draw like this(two overs+gutter) which has very nice equity on the flop is a perfect one to do it with