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    Default 3-barrel bluff

    Villain is 30/1/0.7 after 90 hands. No history with him, I'm new to the table. He took all his time before calling the turn, so I put him on a draw or a weak made hand.

    - Good/bad/meh?
    - Is there any difference between betting 200 or pushing (~280)?

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    No Limit Holdem Ring game
    Blinds: $2/$4
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    Stack sizes:
    UTG: $284
    UTG+1: $476.87
    CO: $527.24
    Hero: $394
    SB: $658.58
    BB: $410.31

    Pre-flop: (6 players) Hero is Button with A Q
    UTG calls, 2 folds, Hero raises to $18, SB folds, BB calls, UTG folds.

    Flop: 9 3 8 ($42, 2 players)
    BB checks, Hero bets $28, BB calls.

    Turn: 6 ($98, 2 players)
    BB checks, Hero bets $65, BB calls.

    River: 5 ($228, 2 players)
    BB checks, Hero bets $200
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    i would rather just push the river.
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    I can say with full confidence that I'm against 3 continuation bets with high card Ace against a caller with the stats you mention. I'm against it anyway. hmmf....how did this end up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeJee
    I can say with full confidence that I'm against 3 continuation bets with high card Ace against a caller with the stats you mention. I'm against it anyway. hmmf....how did this end up?
    Yeah, I suck. Fuck the reads, no FE here. FPS. Fuck poker. I quit.
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    Easy on yourself man, I wouldn't go that far.

    Were you thinking he would eventually give-in to your bets? The thing is, with those stats I thought it was pretty obvious he had a decent part of that board.

    How did this hand end up I'm curious.
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    I kinda like it against the right opponent, but isnt it kinda meh against an unknown?
    But I like it because the board is scary and because he checked to you on the river
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    He'll fold JT, missed FD and most one pair hands, some 2p/sets. I guess it's not that bad now that I think about it.

    Results: He almost timed out but called with KK.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnny_fish
    Quote Originally Posted by MikeJee
    I can say with full confidence that I'm against 3 continuation bets with high card Ace against a caller with the stats you mention. I'm against it anyway. hmmf....how did this end up?
    Yeah, I suck. Fuck the reads, no FE here. FPS. Fuck poker. I quit.
    QFT.
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    Do you really play an overpair like that on this board? Just doesn't seem believable. I'd look you up with a lot of hands here I think. Just looks like you're cramming tons of chips into the pot praying that he folds, which is no doubt a reasonable strategy against people who don't know better or have zero hand reading ability.
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    uh...how would you play an overpair? i wouldnt check any of these streets with JJ
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabe
    uh...how would you play an overpair? i wouldnt check any of these streets with JJ
    Reffering to the river bet.

    Not saying I would never bet the river with an overpair here, but I never would bet close to the pot on that river with that board with JJ+. One liner to a straight, several possible two pairs combos, etc. Unless he was a super calling station who would go balls to the wall with bottom pair I don't see many hands calling that wouldn't beat an overpair unless you used the same logic I did before that he would never bet the river that hard with an overpair.
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    I don't think he's repping an overpair. More like a set or straight.

    Johnny, I think the bluff is fine, but not against this guy.

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