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NL20 JQs ano.

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$0.10/$0.20 No Limit Holdem
Prima
6 Players
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Stacks:
UTG Player 1 ($29.40) 147bb
UTG+1 Player 2 ($27.57) 138bb
CO Ovy71 ($32.87) 164bb
BTN Player 4 ($15.79) 79bb
SB Player 5 ($43.07) 215bb
BB Player 6 ($20) 100bb

Pre-Flop: ($0.30, 6 players) Ovy71 is CO J♦ Q♦
2 folds, Ovy71 raises to $0.50, Player 4 calls $0.50, Player 5 calls $0.40, Player 6 raises to $2.20, Ovy71 calls $1.70, Player 4 folds, Player 5 folds

Flop: 8♦ A♥ 3♦ ($4.80, 2 players)
Player 6 bets $3, Ovy71 calls $3

Turn: T♠ ($10.80, 2 players)
Player 6 bets $6, Ovy71 calls $6

River: J♥ ($22.80, 2 players)
Player 6 goes all-in $8.80, Ovy71 folds

Villain was a REG that had made some 3B'ts and SQ until that point so his range was a bit wide and a decided to call.
my question is can we play this hand another way postflop? can we raise the flop or shove the turn?


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

Hi

Flop: I don't like raising here. Raising here is only good if

1. You expect him to min3b bluff a lot, then you can jam over
2. You expect him to get it in with a ton of worse flush draws

The board is pretty dry so I think you should be flatting with the majority of your range

Turn: The decision to raise the Turn is fine. It boils down to whether

1. He can ever bet/fold AX
2. How wide his semi bluffing range is (it's great of course if he bet-folds KQ/KJ/J9/K:d2:d/5:d6:d)
3. How honestly he plays on the River

Based on the sizing i feel like he's committed here and won't fold much so I think I'll just call Turn and fold unimproved.


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