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villain is a tag multitabler and likely a pro.

effective stacks are 1k

i raise in sb 35, he 3bets to 120 from bb. i call.

flop is 345. check check.

turn is 4. check check.

river is q and i cr allin.

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what is your hand?

Re: first
 

aa sorry

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just bet the flop when he checks, call shove, profit

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tuba, u mean bet the turn? im oop.

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Lead the turn. You crush his range and villain will stack off with a lot of hands hero has crushed.

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hes oop tuba

fwiw I doubt he calls a river cr shove of 700 more with Qx he ll assume u have a flopped set everytime u take this line, Id start pumping the pot on the turn and lead for almost pot and then shove the river probably given stack sizes/ pot size at that point. I guess if he 3bet 55 44 or 33 pre and then ck'd the flop he wins and Id be pissed I didnt 4bet pre.

I usually 4bet pre but vs a pro at these limits I'm sure it has its merit not to (I prefer just calling a 3bet in position tho with AA/KK), but people stack off light in blind battles with like JJ AK ect so Id give it a shot to get it all in while I know I'm making mucho skylansky bucks w/ the nuts, whole point of NL rite?

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I like the c/r flop, and then I like the c/r turn all in. Once he checks twice I just pot the river and call a shove.

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given the flop and that he checked im really putting him ak or aq. he checked flop bc he figures he cant move me off a pair and has a lot of outs (notice the gutterball)

nowon the turn, i can see a reason to lead a small amount (1/2 pot) that will entice him to call with his alleged outs that im basically freerolling.

also a smaller bet may look weak on the turn? encourage him to bluffraise or raise something like 88?

now on the river when the q hits i figure im only getting action from kq or aq and if i cr i get his stack. but i doubt he calls a decent bet with ak or the unlikely 88.

anyway, i doubt anyone can guess the results.

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4-bet preflop.

Lead the flop.

Lead the turn.

Lead the river.