nl10 SH J9s BW

Hi,

Raising the Flop here is purely an explotive play. If you think he just folds really often you can attack the PFR in this spot some % of the time.

If you bother about being somewhat balanced though, I think we will often be 3betting AQ preflop, and we often call KQ/QJ/QT on the paired Flop. I think I prefer raising the Flop with backdoor draws, something like Jc9x or Jh9h, so that we can barrel more Turn cards.

If we are raising any two cards here I think we may be raising too often here but in a vacuum I think it's reasonable.

On the Turn I don't like barreling blanks. We should bet clubs to rep some flop flush draw semibluff raises but just give up on all other turn cards.

Thanks.

Thanks ,

Ok and what about FE how to implement math here ?

We are risking 80cents more to win a pot of 1.50. Thus, our bluff needs to work 53% of the time.

If we get folds >53% of the time (which I'm pretty confident you can achieve in a vacuum), then go ahead and do it.

But good players will pick up on the fact that you are often bluff raising such paired flops and they will start to bet/call Flop with Ace high and play back at you by 3bet bluffing sometimes.

Thanks.