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1 - 3bet flop. If he's got a K-high flush or a set it's probably going in. Don't think he's gonna put in anymore $ with TT.

2 - I don't get the c/r from villain on this board but w/e. He limped pre, so unless he's getting cute with a big pair, he's got 66 and wants you to lay down your missed overs. Call and hope he donks the turn. I'd ROTFL if he flipped nines.

3 - Lead the turn for ~1/2 pot imo. If he checked back the river I'd shoot myself. Did he call river?

seems good regs disagree with my thoughts, particularly on the first two hands. so, in the interest of getting better at poker:

hand 1 - question re the 3-bet. Is this because villain's range is sets/flushes/combo draws that are unlikely to fold, and this is what our range also looks like -> 3bet is gonna get most of villain's range to commit on the flop and cos there are so many turns that make both players uncomfortable?

hand 2 - flat cos of zebo?

Originally Posted by daven

seems good regs disagree with my thoughts, particularly on the first two hands. so, in the interest of getting better at poker:

hand 1 - question re the 3-bet. Is this because villain's range is sets/flushes/combo draws that are unlikely to fold, and this is what our range also looks like -> 3bet is gonna get most of villain's range to commit on the flop and cos there are so many turns that make both players uncomfortable?

yes, I also think there's like no chance he's bluffing and 3betting just seems like the best way to get the most money.

hand 2 - flat cos of zebo?
Flat because there's a decent chance he's bluffing or semi bluffing, you can't really get drawn out on and you want to let him continue to bluff. If the turns a blank you get it in against trips anyway and if its a heart you may lose value against trips but you gain ridiculous value against a fd or bluff.

^^^