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So, the two players involved have played a couple of hands at the table already, they both have TAGgish stats, seem decent regs. both are about equally aggressive, cbetting about 70%. BB doesnt 3bet the SB much in particular (neither this player nor the position in general).

Whats SBs raising range on the river? Can he ever have a hand? Do people turn hands into bluffs at 200nl?
Wats BBs betting range and what should the worst hand be he calls the shove with?

IPoker Network $200.00 No Limit Hold'em - 4 players - View hand 901695
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BTN: $215.00
SB: $300.60
BB: $346.03
CO: $235.45

Pre Flop:
2 folds, SB raises to $6, BB calls $4

Flop: ($12.00) 8 8 6 (2 players)
SB checks, BB bets $8.00, SB calls $8

Turn: ($28.00) 9 (2 players)
SB checks, BB bets $22.00, SB calls $22

River: ($72.00) 2 (2 players)
SB checks, BB bets $50.00, SB raises to $264.60

I think that SB´s river shove is pretty much always for value at 200NL. I would guess that he has a boat very often (66, 98, 99, maybe quads). A flush is very unlikely.

I think that SB´s river shove is pretty much always for value at 200NL. I would guess that he has a boat very often (66, 98, 99, maybe quads). A flush is very unlikely.

This pretty much nails it.

Many opponents are going to c/r somewhere before the river with a strong flush draw in BvB spots like this.

This pretty much nails it.

Many opponents are going to c/r somewhere before the river with a strong flush draw in BvB spots like this.

So what do you do with 8x as BB?

8x = AA, a lil stronger bluffcatcher since we have a blocker, but yea fold

So what do you do with 8x as BB?

I think there is only a small difference between 8x and 6x in this spot. Both are pure bluff catchers as I dont see him c/shoving worse for value. He either has it or he doesnt and as I dont expect him to show up with a bluff there often enough, I´d fold.