NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

NL400
Stacks: $2100

Villian is a very good TAG who can make moves and 3-bets alot IP.


2 folds, I raise $16 T[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 9[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img], BTN 3-bets to $52, I call.

Flop: J[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 9[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 8[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]

hero?


What are you doing if he bets 1/2 pot, full pot?
And what are you doing on turn?

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

I like a CR on flop to begin with and continue bet on all turns except A or K.

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

Lead and if he raises, reraise. Gotta put your opponent to a decision for all his chips.

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

think i like lead better than c/r our equity is sweet and he may go for pot control or check if he whiffed ak. lead, see whats up.

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

c/r is def. better because it puts max pressure on him. betting out allow him to go for pot control on us with his overpairs.

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

this is almost to juicy of a board bc i can see him calling your donk bets the vast majority of the time w/his overpairs and i see him checking behind alot if you check to him

idk what to do on this flop, all i know is i want the money in

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

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this is almost to juicy of a board bc i can see him calling your donk bets the vast majority of the time w/his overpairs and i see him checking behind alot if you check to him

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Yea, I agree.

Maybe a "misclick" bet of $855 (pot is $110) is in order.

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

C/r if he'll call that and fold to a turn lead. I like the idea of leading one street and checkraising the other, which depends on the game dynamic. And always lead the river whatever it is.

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

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Maybe a "misclick" bet of $855 (pot is $110) is in order.

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The weird thing about this is that I think you are serious.

Re: NL400 - Huge draw - veeery deep
 

With these stacks on this board OOP I wouldn't like the money to go in on flop because against a very good tag it would mean he has a set. I think to either lead or ch/r depends on recent history but I wouldn't stack off with the T high flush for 500 BB.
I wouldn't like to get 3 bet if I ch/r so I would lead out and just call a raise, donk any turn and go from there.