Yay an interesting hand

Opp is a 400nl 6 max reg, never have played him HU, prob knows im a 6 max reg too. This is probably the 6th hand and I havent really dont anything. Comments on really everything is fine, he's been opening light from the BU.

PokerStars Game #13228514230: Hold'em No Limit ($2/$4) - 2007/11/13 - 23:21:22 (ET)
Table 'Galene' 2-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: heybude ($401.50 in chips)
Seat 2: 40-80 ($541.50 in chips)
40-80: posts small blind $2
heybude: posts big blind $4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to heybude [Jd 9c]
40-80: raises $8 to $12
heybude: calls $8
*** FLOP *** [7d 9s 8c]
heybude: checks
40-80: bets $20
heybude: calls $20
*** TURN *** [7d 9s 8c] [7s]
heybude: bets $56
40-80: calls $56
*** RIVER *** [7d 9s 8c 7s] [Ac]
heybude: checks
40-80: bets $128
heybude: raises $185.50 to $313.50 and is all-in

what's your idea of his calling range on the end?

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Originally Posted by bigspenda73

what's your idea of his calling range on the end?

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If I just told you that and you agreed there would be no discussion.

I like it. He folds most of his range here a lot of the time. The rainbow flop sticks the flopped nuts in your range for playing the hand this way.

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Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

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Originally Posted by bigspenda73

what's your idea of his calling range on the end?

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If I just told you that and you agreed there would be no discussion.

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ya I realized this when I posted it but was too lazy to edit.

Does a c/r hold a lot of merit here because we can expect him to fire this river card a lot? Meaning does he perceive us to c/r our nut hands because he feels we think he will bet this river card the majority of the time thus making it better to check than to lead with the nuts.

Since you two don't have any history you're probably getting a lot more credit than you should so your play is good for now.

Well I guess its just a question of "why not just check call" versus check raising. He's getting pretty decent odds on any river call here, 2.5:1 pretty much.

I can't tell if you're doing this as a bluff, or for value?

When he flat calls turn, there are a lot of draws in his range that all missed so c/c is fine here. There are definitely overpairs on the turn, but I think they might be priced in onthe river call anyhow.

I think his range on the river is missed draws/air where c/c is fine, or better hands that will call your raise anyhow.

I like c/c

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Originally Posted by griffey24

Well I guess its just a question of "why not just check call" versus check raising. He's getting pretty decent odds on any river call here, 2.5:1 pretty much.

I can't tell if you're doing this as a bluff, or for value?

When he flat calls turn, there are a lot of draws in his range that all missed so c/c is fine here. There are definitely overpairs on the turn, but I think they might be priced in onthe river call anyhow.

I think his range on the river is missed draws/air where c/c is fine, or better hands that will call your raise anyhow.

I like c/c

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I'm not insane, this is a bluff, but i think your analysis is nice and surely something i considered and should be considered.

hahaha

sweet i like it

Why not just b/f river?

This is how you beat ISF: Pot Odds

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Originally Posted by sauce123

This is how you beat ISF: Pot Odds

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lol yay for gigantic bluffing frequencies!

Well, it is interesting.

fold the river to that bet size.

:) i liked that one

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Originally Posted by Massimo

fold the river to that bet size.

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wow... did i really say that. probably drunk

I really like the play.

For results whores he told me he folded A9 if I remember correctly. Lol never thought he'd fold A9.

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Originally Posted by Rondavu

I like it. He folds most of his range here a lot of the time. The rainbow flop sticks the flopped nuts in your range for playing the hand this way.

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Agreed!
:D

I like the play.