How Would You Play This...

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Richard~;286853 wroteI didn't look closely at stacks now but what probably makes sense is jamming turn if you have less than a potbet in your stack

...not check calling vs an aggressive opponent?

Richard~

darbday;286855 wrote...not check calling vs an aggressive opponent?

Maybe, not completely sure. I dislike the flop checkraise by us but the motivation for betting again on the turn after checkraising is that he'll probably hero almost all of his range since he's bound to have something when he flats the checkraise

If you check you give him the option to check behind and if we then jam river I don't think we have many bluffs in our range. As I said, not sure which one is really better though

The Highflyer

I would have 3 bet for sure pre to around 26-28k.

In regards to the rest of the hand; check/raise is good as played but the raise needs to be bigger, honestly with your stack size I jam.

Again as played when the K hits the turn I would bet to see where he is at, he would likely raise you decent here and I would fold it. If he flats check fold river, villain is only betting into you here with better than your 2 pair.

HammerDad

Looking at one, thing, I think your c/r sizing on the flop was too small.

Prior to the flop there is about 24,000 in the pot. Villain cbets a 1/3rd pot (9,600) into this pot, making the pot 33,600. He cbet size being the same as his preflop bet IMO screams blocker bet/weakness.

You c/r 15,400 more, now the pot is 49,000. Villain is getting over 3 to 1 to call, so any drawing hand will have near the right odds.

IMO your problem wasn't your plan, but your bet sizing. If you c/r to like ~30k+ it makes it harder on villain to continue with their draw.

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HammerDad;287887 wroteLooking at one, thing, I think your c/r sizing on the flop was too small.

Prior to the flop there is about 24,000 in the pot. Villain cbets a 1/3rd pot (9,600) into this pot, making the pot 33,600. He cbet size being the same as his preflop bet IMO screams blocker bet/weakness.

You c/r 15,400 more, now the pot is 49,000. Villain is getting over 3 to 1 to call, so any drawing hand will have near the right odds.

IMO your problem wasn't your plan, but your bet sizing. If you c/r to like ~30k+ it makes it harder on villain to continue with their draw.

here you are talking about trying to get a very bluff happy villain to fold his very weak range on a very dry board when we have the nuts.......

the only drawing hands are trips draw, two pair draw, and gutshot.....

HammerDad

darbday;287893 wrotehere you are talking about trying to get a very bluff happy villain to fold his very weak range on a very dry board when we have the nuts.......

the only drawing hands are trips draw, two pair draw, and gutshot.....

Ac Qs Jd

Dry board? Aside from it being a rainbow, that board is pretty freaking wet, especially given an aggressive villains range.

Are we still stacking off if any K, J, 10, 9 or 8 hit on the turn? Personally, I'd rather get my chips in now with a c/r, vs giving villain odds to call and be hating life when 1/3 of the deck hits the turn.

Further, if OP is trying to get their stack in on the turn, he needs to bet more to make it a ~PSB shove.

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