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button is regular semi old school 2+2er who plays decently at least. I don't know a ton about him other than he's been around a bit and I've never seen him playing higher than 30/60.

We've been playign 3 handed for perhaps a half hour and I've been really leaning on him. I've had the goods and he hasn't been running bad but not exactly fighting overly strong back. I don't know if he knows it's me or not but I'm acquaintance/friends with him in real life if he does. Now that I think about it, there is a good chance he knows it's me.

He raises the button, I 3 bet the sb with KJs bb folds.

Flop K97r I bet he calls

turn 7 making a 2 flush out there.

I bet he raises

%3bet
%call down
%call and bet the river (which i honestly think in this hand isn't that great of an option)

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80/20/0 given the info. about the last half hour. Normally more like 50/50/0.

-DeathDonkey

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I just 3 town the majority, like 70-80% here. The rest of the time i would want to donk the river for sure, whether or not you call a raise depends on history/tendancies a lot IMO.

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what do you think he has?

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I have stopped semibluffing on the turn with this kind of board given the 3-bet preflop. Maybe this guy has too.

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0/100/0 for me

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30/70/0

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And what if the turn were a black 4?

off topic question
 

BK,

I saw you guys slugging it out and know that 2p2er plays pretty darn good. Was the 3rd player very weak? If not, were you just playing for the challenge of it since clearly you could find a better spot?