AA deep

[terp]

i think if we b/c turn it gives him the most opportunity to put money in bad. i don't see our inducing bluffs or valuebets from worse as often by checking.

[shpanko]

I think if you're going to check the turn and river you gotta call this river bet. c/shove river is an option cuz I only really see you getting beat by 8x, and he might pay you off with Qx spades, maybe even Tx (prob not but who knows). Though all in all I think c/c is perfect. nh

[ikestoys]

betting the turn is pretty much mandatory, unless you are going for a crai, which i don't like very much here.

[h_ven]

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why not bet the turn, if hes smart reg, stack a donk wont work here and he checks behind lots of hands.


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I bet the turn for value and to see where I'm at. If he's a smart reg. he knows that he can call with pretty much any PP for $26 and still have good odds since he can win an $800 pot. If he raises turn, it's going to be hard call.

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betting the turn is pretty much mandatory, unless you are going for a crai, which i don't like very much here.

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Me either, as you know better than me, high PP lose their value the deeper they get. As played, I bet $100/f the river.

[Mr_Donktastic]

Is that your normal flop bet size in 3 bet pots?

As played I like rvr c/c, although his bet size is pretty sick.

[jordiepop]

i dont think he has an eight here ... and i doubt he checks a set on the turn ... i bet the turn and as played i call the river

[Paul Thomson]

i'd say bet-fold turn wiht a bet around $65

[jordiepop]

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i'd say bet-fold turn wiht a bet around $65

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if we get raised on the turn , can we exclude a hand like aq being in there range...

[orange]

can he read betsizes?

pretty important if he can or not imo.

[Casper05]

Id bet 70 on the turn and 120 on river...AS PLAYED I'd lead the river for 85.