200bb bluff

[Omniheart]

well i guess he folds a draw. maybeeeeeeeeeeee KQ.

[WizardAce]

phil, thats a good way to loose his stack ....
the river card doesnt changes the turn, so he calls you here.

[DTD]

Not a fan unless you have a feeling that he doesn't like folding immediately to raises, but it's probably not really bad. Some people hate to fold but then fold the follow-up almost every time, but most players will call off the river having called the turn if they have a decent hand that checked the flop for pot control. Nobody likes folding nice hands let's face it and he can probably talk himself into calling after he checked the flop.

[philipsaurus]

yea, i dont know what i was thinking. i thought in some bizarro world, id fold out AA. yea right. he snapcalled kq. blah.

[mrcoughman]

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yea, i dont know what i was thinking. i thought in some bizarro world, id fold out AA. yea right. he snapcalled kq. blah.

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Yah I think a lot of people when they check the flop with a mediocre hand like KQ in that spot go nuts calling cause they think they induced a bluff on later streets.
(Which on this case i guess he did)

[dc_publius]

I think that the biggest problem here is that you are trying to represent one hand range, but your lines do not correspond to what you are trying to rerepesent. I don't see anyone playing sets, 2 pair, overpairs this way.

If I was the villan, I would go off my reads here. There is a chance that I would lay it down on the flop or turn, but if there is any previous history of you being overly aggressive or getting caught bluffing, I would call this down as well expecting a busted straight draw or maybe JJ/1010 or similar PP.

[Triumph36]

fwiw a better bluff line might be lead turn, c/r river