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LAG play from the BB against Straight-FW player in EP

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belgianbeer
Joined: 17.05.2008

Hi,

Recently i've tried to increase ma flating range in BB w/ good pot odd.
Here vilain is a straight forward player close to be nitty.

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1,600(BB) Replayer
SB ($112,246)
Hero ($104,708)
UTG ($43,761)
CO ($21,344)
BTN ($49,820)

Dealt to Hero J♦ 5♦

UTG raises to $3,200, fold, fold, fold, Hero calls $1,600

FLOP ($7,950) 6♠ T♣ 9♥

Hero checks, UTG bets $3,200, Hero raises to $8,350, UTG calls $5,150

TURN ($24,650) 6♠ T♣ 9♥ 7♠

Hero bets $13,560, UTG calls $13,560

RIVER ($51,770) 6♠ T♣ 9♥ 7♠ A♥

Hero bets $20,000

Here I don't see many hands that has connect the board. but it has hit mine pretty much. That's why I decided to c/r flop. The turn is good for me as it complete some straight and 2bl pair.
From the turn i plan to represent 8x and to push him allin on the river (as I'd do w/ 8x).

As this vilain is straight-fw I think my FE could even make him fold some premium like QQ-KK. what do you think ?


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Hi,

I don´t think he is folding sets and he may be priced in his overpairs. if you want to float then c/c flop-> leading that turn card would likely be more effective than c/r flop, since players are just not giving enough credit your flop c/r ranges. I also don´t see how you can have 8x your flop c/r range unless you´re going to c/r all your 98, 86, T8, 88 hands against UTG range

best regards,


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

C/f flop. If he's tight preflop you can consider donkbetting the flop with no equity, but if you can't really check/raise this texture with no equity: villain has too many hands that can call your flop raise.

Turn/river's fine. But flop is very spewy!


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