[50nl] River bluff in 3bet pot

[CianCrillz]

OOP i would have reraised preflop. I like your line after this, alot of scary cards on the board and he will have a problem calling with anything but a 9 or a flush.

[greggg230]

If you're going to call on the flop, you need to lead the turn.

If you don't suspect BB is 3-betting you light, though, I'd call and fold any flop that doesn't give me a pair.

[TheBobn]

I think you split a lot with AK here when called. If I'm villain I probably fold AK, but I'd call TT/JJ most of the time. His bet on the flop is odd and his check behind on the turn leads me to believe he has AK or worse.

[bozzer]

grunch.

assuming tight 3b range. flop call is bad cos you don't have enough s/d equity unimproved, and any kind of aggression seems spewy.

turn is actually a possible spot for leading but that might be influenced by his check behind. i think a 2/3 lead *might* show a profit.

river is not terrible (your line makes sense) i just don't think he folds often enough (40%) but he might do.

[bozzer]

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4-bet or fold PF. Playing AK oop is hard.

Fold flop or maybe c/r - villain looks weakish.

Turn, as played, don't know - it sucks to float oop with AK.

River, ok. Now that we got there like this its probably worth a shot. Villain doesn't look too strong so I don't mind it. Main downside is "never bluff a calling station".

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yeh, i keep wanting to take the lead in this hand, but then i have nightmares about him calling us down with whatever pair he's holding. quite a marginal spot with reads as given.