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    Default Standardo?

    Villain is a laggy reg who doesn’t like to fold to me. At 6-max he runs about 28/20/3 but we haven't played a ton of HU. He’s caught me in big bluffs more than once at lower stakes.

    Maybe this is standardo…

    Seat 5: HERO (£498 in chips)
    Seat 6: Jon040124 (£502 in chips)
    Jon040124: posts small blind £2
    HERO: posts big blind £5
    ----- HOLE CARDS -----
    dealt to HERO
    Jon040124: raises to £15
    HERO: calls £10
    ----- FLOP -----
    HERO: checks
    Jon040124: bets £20
    HERO: raises to £61
    Jon040124: calls £41
    ----- TURN -----
    HERO: bets £124
    Jon040124: calls £124
    ----- RIVER -----
    HERO: bets £298 and is all-in
    when the vpip's are high and the value bets are like razors, who can be safe?
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    Default Re: Standardo?

    I'm not too keen about the flop c/r. It all looks a bit spewy tbh
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    Seems good to me. Flop c/r is standard there for me unless the villain is an utter clown. Turn bet seems good cause you rep a flush easy and he's gonna be calling the flop c/r with some weak hands. river shove seems like the only choice.
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    Yeah, I don't exactly know what you're trying to represent with the flop checkraise, other than the draw/nuts/air. Are you ever check/raising with AT for value or do you take more pot control lines?


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    HU I'm cr AJ+ if I don't 3-bet it pre, all gutters, FD's and sets, with history Q8+
    when the vpip's are high and the value bets are like razors, who can be safe?
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    fine imo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by elipsesjeff
    Yeah, I don't exactly know what you're trying to represent with the flop checkraise, other than the draw/nuts/air.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irisheyes
    fine imo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by elipsesjeff
    Yeah, I don't exactly know what you're trying to represent with the flop checkraise, other than the draw/nuts/air. Are you ever check/raising with AT for value or do you take more pot control lines?
    I don't know why you wouldn't check/raise AT, unless you had a dynamic where villain was trying to double-barrel you a lot on this type of board. You're probably close to 60/40 against the range of hands that give you action when you check/raise.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mcatdog
    I don't know why you wouldn't check/raise AT, unless you had a dynamic where villain was trying to double-barrel you a lot on this type of board. You're probably close to 60/40 against the range of hands that give you action when you check/raise.
    I'm not saying I wouldn't c/r AT, although then again I don't play HU much but I had a feeling OP wouldn't. I agree with your equity estimate against hands that will call, only because I doubt we're going to get a pair to fold without putting in more barrels though.

    Against someone who doesn't like to fold i guess I just don't know the reason for check/raising a draw on a drawy board.

    Turn and river are fine though as played.


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    Part of the logic behind check-raising top pair hands heads-up is that it allows you to credibly check-raise as a bluff. If you're always making "pot control" plays with these kinds of hands, you're basically taking this play away from yourself. Once you start making both these plays, check-raising with top pair and as a bluff, your opponent may actually start calling with worse than top pair and so the former play starts to have a fair amount of value.
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    all looks good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Genitruc
    HU I'm cr AJ+ if I don't 3-bet it pre, all gutters, FD's and sets, with history Q8+
    This seems too aggro on this kind of flop tbh. I think you should be more polarized here.

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