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i dont particularly like it this deep. if villain is even remotely competent, when a decent player donks into u on the flop, it's generally 1 of 3 things ... a pure bluff because he thinks hte flop missed your raising range. ... a draw looking to b/3b... or a very strong hand liek a set (maybe 33).
When you're this deep and you've called the flop, villain is going to be giving up on most bluffs in this scenario on the turn. Some will fire a 2nd barrel if they are aggressive, but he has to realize that your hand just got there, as well as the flush. if you don't raise the turn you aren't getting sufficient information with regards to whether or not he has a flush or (more likely IMO) KQ.
Yes it's true that if he is super aggro he is capable of bluff raising u all in on the turn, but when playing deepstacked against a 20/15, i highly doubt he's capable of making a play like this, he's just too conservative.
given that you flat called the turn and nothing changed on the river, you still beat a set and top two pair so you have to call. that's probably why sauce says it's optimal, but i prefer the raise on the turn for info, i'd actually have raise this guy on the flop.
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Clueless with a straight 200bb+ deep
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