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Beginning of a great analysis about thoughts and considerations when deciding on boards that may be good to double float and set you up to make a good play on the river.
WiltOnTilt concludes his review of Rich's play at 2-tables of 100NL Heads Up.
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Time Link to 00:19:33
Beginning of a great analysis about thoughts and considerations when deciding on boards that may be good to double float and set you up to make a good play on the river.
Well, if you set yourself up better for a jam on the river- then yes. However, by not raising the turn- you are faced with the decision of what you should bet and if you would have built the pot it would be a no brainer of whether to jam. In addition, a raise would have maybe disguised your flush more. I find that raising the turn as a semi bluff disguises the semi bluff more than the semibluff on the flop typically. And you can always raise a small amount on the turn giving him a hard price to fold to.
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wilt, i think you got the stats mixed up there. it seems to me like that FCB stat is actually his flop cbet stat, and FvCB is his fold to flop cbet, which isn't nearly as high as 75%.
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is this a bad spot for a semi buff c/r on the 45dd hand? we rep a turned 2 pair or at least a good A, and our opponent should have a tough time continuing with a K.
What kinds of boards DO you like donk betting on?
lower, somewhat less coordinated ones where it's a little easier to get him to fold right away or be confident in which cards we could be more inclined to keep bluffing. On this board, he's going to be able to call with a lot of holdings and we might be tempted to bluff some of the cards that hit him
What turn cards would you bet on the right?
might continue betting A, T, or maybe a lower card like 2-5 to make him fold his straight draws he peeled. The T, similar to 7, hits his straight draws by giving a pair some, but at least we have extra equity and probably dont get raised on that turn too terribly often. The 7 on the other hand, we have less equity, its another card he might continue peeling on a fair amount. If we bet that turn and he calls we probably need to shove the river.
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