NL30-snap, ATs

Posted 7 years ago

His C-bet halfpot on twosuited board looked a little capped. So I decided to take a shot and bluff.
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$0.15/$0.30 No Limit Holdem 888
6 Players

Blinds$0.15/$0.306
UTG enarGhO $59.87
UTG+1 No_Pressure $34.52
CO Borgie01 $34.02
D sullen777 $19.55
SB JogaBonito88 $53.20
BBHero $30
Preflop
6$0.45Hero is BBAT
enarGhO raises to $0.86, 4 folds, Hero calls$0.56
Flop
2$1.87Q76
Hero checks, enarGhO bets $0.93, Hero calls$0.93
Turn
2$3.734
Hero bets$2.79, enarGhO calls $2.79
River
2$9.313
Hero bets$4.65,
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Posted 7 years ago
No need to bet the turn, the 4 changes nothing and non of their value hands are folding, I'd just be check-calling and hoping to see a cheap/free river. What hands are you trying to fold on the turn? Do you think 7x or 6x or any PP will fold on the 4 of spades? If not, then I don't think we should be betting.
Posted 7 years ago
Flop looks like a great spot to check raise with the NFD. You'll have much more success this way than donking the turn on a board where you're raising your strong hands most of the time. As played it's now you who is being viewed as having a capped range because of this.

Once you see the four straight come on the river though I do like that bluff. It should be believable for you to play 65s like this in villain'seyes.