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appleeeee
Joined: 28.12.2011

PokerStars Hand #137940974119: Holdem No Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2015/07/12 18:21:18 EET [2015/07/12 11:21:18 ET]
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6 players (stacks):
Hero (SB) ($10)
BB ($4.93)
UTG ($13.52)
MP ($9.55)
CO ($12.47)
BTN ($13.05)
Blinds: $0.05/$0.1

Pre-flop: ($0.15, 6 players) Hero is SB: K:c, K:d
3 folds, BTN raises to $0.3, Hero raises to $1, BB folds, BTN calls $0.7

Flop: 3:d, 9:d, 3:s ($2.1, 2 players)
Hero bets $1, BTN calls $1

Turn: 7:c ($4.1, 2 players)
Hero bets $1.96, BTN calls $1.96

River: 3:c ($8.02, 2 players)
How many it will be better bet River ? 1/2 or 1/3...?

Final Pot: $8.02


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

1/2-2/3 will do it, imo. If someone is going to pay you he will pay big.


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Tinsley15
Joined: 18.07.2013

should we bet here a lil bit bigger otf like 1.85$, doe he is folding vs 3bet like 76% otb his calling range on this particular flop should be wide and we are gaining value...ott pot is gonna be like 5.7$ and we should have like 7$ left...


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mattyvx
Joined: 15.04.2015

flop sizing is OK, would size the turn a just slightly bigger and shove the river

doing anything but planning to get the stacks in by the river is a big leak leaving money on the table -

plus "he just made a boat and you always have AK right "


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appleeeee
Joined: 28.12.2011

plus "he just made a boat and you always have AK right "

Don't understand this =)


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

Most villains that hold PP in this situation would now have full house and will put you on AK...


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jonnyZ
Joined: 24.05.2010

Plan your sizing otf, ott and otr so that you can shove river under pot size


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mattyvx
Joined: 15.04.2015

Originally posted by appleeeee

plus "he just made a boat and you always have AK right "

Don't understand this =)

think about your opponents range for calling, it's either a missed diamond draw which isn't calling to any bet size or a pair which just made a full house which normally people can't fold to any betsize. Also, consider what your range looks like to the opponant he can easily put you on the missed diamonds even if that's a correct or incorrect assumption

Basically he's not folding with anything he has so get his chips, all of them


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