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Seat 1: Villain (1,110)
Seat 2: Hero (1,890) Hero posts the small blind of 10 Villain posts the big blind of 20 The button is in seat #2 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to Hero [Kh Qd] Hero raises to 60 Villain calls 40 *** FLOP *** [7d Kc Js] Villain bets 20 Hero raises to 100 Villain calls 80 *** TURN *** [7d Kc Js] [7s] Villain checks Hero bets 200 Villain calls 200 *** RIVER *** [7d Kc Js 7s] [4d] Villain checks Hero ??? |
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Villain might have a seven, but in my experience, bad players who lead the flop with a weak hand don't check the river after making a big hand.
I think you can make a bet of 280 or 320 or something like that and you'll get called by a weaker king often enough for it to be profitable even when he sometimes c/r ai with a 7. |
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I think you should definitely bet this. It seems like he would be very unlikely to have a 7 here...wouldn't he have c/r the turn if he'd hit another 7?
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he wouldn't c/r the turn because he lead on the flop.
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I think a 1/2 pot value bet is a good choice here. Villains range includes weaker kings, weaker jacks, and if he is superbad Q9 QT type of hands. He fold the draws but I think you will get called by weaker hands most of the time and once in while he will check raise you and you know that he has a 7 so you can fold.
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