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    Default KK HU vs. Smooth Caller - Line Check

    100NL - Full Ring

    No Reads

    Hero is UTG ($100) with
    Villain is CO ($107)

    Pre-Flop
    Hero raises to $4
    Villain calls $4

    Flop (2 Players, Pot = $9.50)


    Hero bets $7
    Villain calls $7

    Turn (2 Players, Pot = $23.50)


    Hero bets $10 (Not sure what happened. I meant to bet $14. Guess I screwed it up)
    Villain calls $10

    River (2 Players, Pot = $43.50)


    Hero checks
    Villain bets $20
    Hero calls $20
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    Besides the turn bet size, I think it's fine.
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    I think you're betting it too weak the whole way.

    I'd make it 5 or even 6 preflop, and 10+ on the flop. Make him pay to see more cards.
  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by handsomestan
    I think you're betting it too weak the whole way.

    I'd make it 5 or even 6 preflop, and 10+ on the flop. Make him pay to see more cards.
    trust me. opening for 4bb's is not a problem. there's also no reason at all to overbet the flop.
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    Right... so you've asked for a line check but you're not interested in any advice from more experienced players.

    Whatever.
  6. #6
    Everything looks fine except for the turn bet for sure. What did he show?
  7. #7
    Quote Originally Posted by handsomestan
    Right... so you've asked for a line check but you're not interested in any advice from more experienced players.

    Whatever.
    Ok thanks for your advice. I appreciate it. Why don't we discuss it then? Why do you open for more than $4 preflop? Why do you overbet the flop?

    Also you have no way of knowing how "experienced" we are in relation to each other.
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    Quote Originally Posted by handsomestan
    I think you're betting it too weak the whole way.

    I'd make it 5 or even 6 preflop, and 10+ on the flop. Make him pay to see more cards.
    Pffft.
    5-6 preflop and 10+ flop would be a terrible line. Not saying you can't play it, but OPs line is much more credible.

    OP: Not sure why you checked the river? Can you be sure he won't be checking behind?

    There's a very strong likelihood that he's either got nothing but high cards and is taking a shot at the pot, or perhaps he's got a PP and thinks you've missed.
    I think I'd rather take the risk of being raised here than take the risk of him checking behind when he looks like he wants to be the sherrif?
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    Seems more likely that the villain has some showdown value, rather than a busted draw (that he might bluff the river with). So I like a bet/fold there rather than a check/call.
  10. #10
    Quote Originally Posted by Anosmic
    OP: Not sure why you checked the river? Can you be sure he won't be checking behind?

    There's a very strong likelihood that he's either got nothing but high cards and is taking a shot at the pot, or perhaps he's got a PP and thinks you've missed.
    well if he has missed overs he's not calling a river bet. i'm not sure how often a pp calls a 3rd barrel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by handsomestan
    I think you're betting it too weak the whole way.

    I'd make it 5 or even 6 preflop, and 10+ on the flop. Make him pay to see more cards.
    If you know villian is a calling station and likes to see flops no matter the cost then sure, make it $5 or $6 preflop. Otherwise you're going to kill most action, and you want some kind of action from your monsters.

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