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 Originally Posted by L_Clan_Sup3rMaN
Would cbet turn and river matter here? I thought those stats only counted if the person was the original PFR.
Yea, the board did run out very nicely which made me want to call plus his bet sizing. It wasn't a read or anything but just seemed like a set would be betting bigger for value.
Would there be any reason to 3B flop? If we 3b, are we folding to a jam? That just sucks balls to turn AA here into a bluff. I feel like I would hardly get it in good...at best maybe against a combo FD or something.
those stats would help a little bit, it would tell us more about his barrel tendencies. if we know he has like a 30% cbet turn and river, that still gives us some sort of information that he's not willing to barrel light.
against a bad player, 3bing flop is okay. they'll put a lot of money in with Tx, weaker overpairs, and draws (bad draws too, for example 89o). the 30+ vpip donks i'll 3bet them pretty big here before any bad turn card comes to kill our action. by bad i dont mean bad as in a flush card, but bad as in an overcard to his ten which makes him less willing to put money in
against a reg, you definitely can't 3bet/fold the flop. that line sticks so much money in just to end up folding, its better to just call and see a turn. 3bet/calling against a good reg is iffy, because we're essentially hoping he has a combo draw we're flipping against, and his range is going to have not just draws but made hands where we're completely crushed
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