25/50 Facing c/c, c/r

I think your turn bet calling range is so wide given the board that you have to call the river with a hand this strong. The obvious question is whether you can muck the turn or not. Not a hu player, but what are the standard c/r bluffing hands here? I'm guessing A4/A5. He certainly can't have worse for value, so I guess i can see folding. Its not really a spot where there are a ton of weak draws that are compelled to a c/r or c/f situation.

Originally Posted by Renton

I think your turn bet calling range is so wide given the board that you have to call the river with a hand this strong. The obvious question is whether you can muck the turn or not. Not a hu player, but what are the standard c/r bluffing hands here? I'm guessing A4/A5. He certainly can't have worse for value, so I guess i can see folding. Its not really a spot where there are a ton of weak draws that are compelled to a c/r or c/f situation.

seems like he's going to be barreling this turn pretty wide and thus be b/f a lot so that should make a hand this strong a call for sure. however given that he b/c what does his range look like to the villain and does the villain expect him to fold those hands often enough on the river to continue bluffing (factor tilt). assuming villain is a reg he's going to know that he really isn't repping a whole lot of hands even though he's occasionally c/c nuts on flop which would lead me to think that you're more likely to call then fold in marginal spots making him less likely to bluff? on the other side you could be peeling wide on this turn and folding lots of rivers hoping he gives up.

just out of curiosity how low do you go on this river?