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In a dream scenario at $5-10, the caller flops middle set and faces a bet and a raise in front of him. Bart discusses how he would maneuver this hand.
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Liked it Bart.
I cant imagine calling the turn or clicking the turn will be more profitable than jamming the turn
I like jamming the turn because when villain ja AK with the Kc then he needs to call off here and we get extra value. If villain has AK without the club, our villain should just check/fold river anyway.
As played should the villian check turn after the raise on the flop then? Or should he size up a bit more on the turn to rep the flush? Kinda a tough spot for him
Hi Bart. I like your analysis a lot. I got a question: Would it sometimes be good to mix up by shipping the flop with Hero’s hand, putting Villain on AK with one club?
On the river with the pot 1k and hero’s stack is 520, if he only bets like 250-300 that looks so value heavy.
i think i'd raise on the flop, to about 550 or 600..seems doubtful that UTG1 would fold to that
my bluffs would be low pairs with one club, so 77 blocks a bunch of them and our stack size on river dictates that we bluff less often also, because we cant bet bigger sizes