standard river spot with 66

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The river donk does pretty much turn your hand over.

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You guys really play baby pairs like this regularly?

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Against a guy like this who is SD bound and have a bunch of overcards in his range I am c/r'ing the flop for value hoping he 3 bets AK

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I think I would rather play this way vs an opponent with a slightly tighter 3betting range. Villain in this hand will hit the J with a much larger % of his range than would a 27/17 type, correct?

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The river donk does pretty much turn your hand over.

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You guys really play baby pairs like this regularly?

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Against a guy like this who is SD bound and have a bunch of overcards in his range I am c/r'ing the flop for value hoping he 3 bets AK

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I think I would rather play this way vs an opponent with a slightly tighter 3betting range. Villain in this hand will hit the J with a much larger % of his range than would a 27/17 type, correct?

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Ehhh... maybe not. This kinda surprised me.

35.618% { 6c6h }
64.382% { 88+, AJs+, KQs, AJo+ }

39.011% { 6c6h }
60.989% { 55+, ATs+, KJs+, QTs+, JTs, AJo+, KQo, QJo }

I don't think it makes much of a difference though, if I remove ATs and 55, the equity vs both ranges is basically the same.

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The river donk does pretty much turn your hand over.

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You guys really play baby pairs like this regularly?

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Against a guy like this who is SD bound and have a bunch of overcards in his range I am c/r'ing the flop for value hoping he 3 bets AK

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I think I would rather play this way vs an opponent with a slightly tighter 3betting range. Villain in this hand will hit the J with a much larger % of his range than would a 27/17 type, correct?

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Ehhh... maybe not. This kinda surprised me.

35.618% { 6c6h }
64.382% { 88+, AJs+, KQs, AJo+ }

39.011% { 6c6h }
60.989% { 55+, ATs+, KJs+, QTs+, JTs, AJo+, KQo, QJo }

I don't think it makes much of a difference though, if I remove ATs and 55, the equity vs both ranges is basically the same.

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Wow

Surprised me as well

Thx dude!

I am gonna c/r flop a lot less in these spots

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Check/call or check/fold. Don't like any of the other options.

I'd pick the former against this guy since he might be jamming all the way with ace high or a flush draw that didn't come through on the river.

[Wolfram]

There's still value in c/r flop in this spot if he can fold a 6-outer on the turn.

If not, then c/c down is optimal. Well, maybe c/r river with a sick read idunno (he'll fu-call with AK/AQ?)