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[timex]

Given the depth of stack sizes
1) Raise more preflop(not mandatory or anything though)
2) Bet way more on the flop(mandatory)

[timex]

Obv. your cbets should always be the same size, but there is 12k in the pot, on such a drawy board, your standard cbet should be much larger than 4k, given the size of your cbet and size of PF raise, 64s-68s are all most likely in his range, also, 63s and 69s are likely in his range given that they called preflop.

[THEOSU]

check/call seems pretty bad on this board, how often is villain bluffing here? i think he checks behind an awful lot of hands that would call a bet that you beat, but will value town 2pair+.

[registrar]

Bet more on the flop. Turn check is fine IMO. I don't mind the river but I'd bet. I think the cEV is probaly more or less the same. His calling range = his betting range more or less, so we lose some value from bluffs by checking. OTOH, being seen to bet/check/bet TPTK has metagame advantages whereas bet/check/check when he checks behind is liable to tilt me a bit.

[THEOSU]

registrar,

i'm thinking kq and kj are a huge part of villain's range, and he checks behind with 98% of the time. if we bet, we migth even get a call from a pocket pair like tens, or 89dd.

[Pudge714]

I would bet more on the flop and bet the turn.
As played river is a pretty easy vbet.

[registrar]

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registrar,

i'm thinking kq and kj are a huge part of villain's range, and he checks behind with 98% of the time . if we bet, we migth even get a call from a pocket pair like tens, or 89dd.

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I agree with everything except the part in bold. I think he'll always bet TP after being checked to twice and expect us to call with TT etc.

[ianisakson]

I don't mind slowing down in a hand like this against another big stack. Keep the pot small, but you really need to bet the river, his hand looks a lot like JJ/TT or a weaker K and he'll probably call a bet with these more than bet it himself.