River value spot

[Stinger88]

since it's UB and he seems passive I'd lead pot

[van_exel_fan]

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Pot it and get called by AJo

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Ding Ding

[DLizzle]

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i would check. there aren't many hands with a 9 that you would reraise preflop but not bet on the flop, and would then c/c on the turn. So he has to put you on the flush or on playing the board. If you bet, maybe he calls to chop, but if you check maybe he just shoves it in or bets and convinces himself to call a shove for the chop. Or maybe he even has a 9 himself. I think it's better to go for the homerun and try to stack him than just hoping he pays off half pot or whatever.

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villain doesn't seem like this type of player. personally i'd just bet 3/4 pot.

[jkkkk]

$2401

[ahnuld]

from the description this guy sounds weak and passive. Hell check behind unless he has a 9. Lead

[xorbie]

this guy is definitely not going to be bluffraising a lot here at all, makes no sense given description to play a hand hoping for that, and makes even less sense to bet small to try to induce a raise on this board, because to him a small bet is just a good way to see a cheap showdown in a spot where he probably is playing the board and would love a cheap showdown.

i lke either a large bet ($2k or so), a shove or crai.

[todd1007]

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from the description this guy sounds weak and passive. Hell check behind unless he has a 9. Lead

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[literofcola]

if the river goes check/check here it's going to make this guy play even more faceup for the rest of the match than he already does which seems like a good side benefit. that being said betting pot seems way better in a vacuum. you'll find a much better spot for a strong check i think.

[SeriAce]

bet 1700

[AcTiOnJaCsOn]

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