Monotone boards, PFR, FD

Two monotone boards, hero has the nut FD. Are these as easy as they seem by just bet/3betting flop, or double barreling turn and possibly some river?

hand 1
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NL Holdem $0.25(BB) Replayer Game#21344359436

SB ($11.35)
BB ($37)
UTG ($23.80)
Hero ($25.35)
BTN ($29.10)

Dealt to Hero A:club:8:diamond:
fold, Hero raises to $1, call, call, fold,

FLOP ($3.25) 7:club:K:club:5:club:
check, Hero bets $2.50, BTN raises to $6.25, SB folds, Hero ?


hand 2
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SB ($25.55)
BB ($28.70)
Hero ($25.35)
UTG+1 ($14.40)
CO ($41.15)
BTN ($15.30)

Dealt to Hero A:spade:Q:heart:
Hero raises to $0.85, call, fold, fold, fold, call,

FLOP ($2.65) 6:spade:9:spade:3:spade:
check, Hero bets $2.50, UTG+1 calls $2.50, BB folds,

TURN ($7.65) 6:spade:9:spade:3:spade:2:club:
Hero bets $5, UTG+1 calls $5,


What changes when hero has the 2nd high FD?

i think i'd fold hand 1. and check the Turn on hand 2.

raise of fold yo

these look perfect if you folded 1.

Yeah I folded hand 1. I thought it was kinda weak as it looked like I'm folding so much of my range to a flop raise if I'm even folding the nut FD. But my cbetting range shouldn't be that wide in this spot I guess. And with a read that villain is playing back light I can just 3bet/shove over some of the time.

If we're assuming villain is betting like 95% of his range if we check this flop OOP, is there merit in a flop c/r? Or is that just too hard to balance? (if I should care about it)

not a big fan of PF in hand 1 and I'm inclined to ship it in every once in a while

If villain is betting 95% of his range if checked to, then just c/r every flop

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Originally Posted by iopq

If villain is betting 95% of his range if checked to, then just c/r every flop

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Yeah, that would probably work the first few times, but I tend to think that people would adjust pretty fast to it.