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15$ HT, BvB vs Reg, turn line wQJs

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AA91EST
Joined: 16.11.2009

Hello,

BB is reg, 21/17 3bet of 5%, vs BTN OR 13% and vs SB 6%.
What line should i take in turn after he flats cbet ? and why ?
I assume he can have floats, FD, Kx, maybe thinks his Qhigh is good against my range. I think he should shove all his Ax hands, because i'm stealing wide range of hands in SB and it's very profitable to shove against my steal range.

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NL Holdem $30(BB) Replayer
Hero ($598)
BB ($1,013)
UTG ($423)
CO ($523)
BTN ($443)

Dealt to Hero Q♥ J♥

fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $60, BB calls $30

FLOP ($135) K♥ A♦ A♥

Hero bets $62, BB calls $62

TURN ($259) K♥ A♦ A♥ 7♠

Hero checks, BB bets $120, Hero raises to $473 (AI), BB calls $353

RIVER ($1,205) K♥ A♦ A♥ 7♠ Q♣


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010

What's his F to cbet? And yes- I exclude Ax from his range like always. Same applies to pocket pairs.

So his range is greatly narrowed towards Kx, floats and worse draws(maybe some gutters like QJ or QT together with 78s of hearts). Given card removal, I guess it's mostly Kx or floats.
Kx is a possibility and those ain't folding flop or Turn. So, if he's the type to float very lite(which I think is bad on this board), I will just c/ship against his QT/JT, 9T type of hands or whatever. If not-I will just size turn small. Like 100. He's never gonna raise Kx and we get the right price to play for out outs, plus we keep the initiative.

If you ain't sure, small sample- I size it 100 on the T. Yes, he folds floats, but we choose our own sizing and give ourselves the right price for our outs. If we check, we start playing a guessing game with no sample to back up. I don't like that.


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