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Playing 1/3 NLHE but with a $300 cap and $300 max bet/Raise.
Villan UTG+1 (tight player) raises to $15.
MP calls
Me 8c9c in cutoff. calls
BB calls.POT($46)Flop. 9s10c7c
BB. Checks
Villan. Bets $22
MP calls
Me raises to $85 with open ended straight flush
BB Folds
Villan tank calls
MP FoldsHim calling i put him either on JJ or better or Ac10x, small % of the time he could have 1010 77 or 99 but how he tank called I could tell he wasnt that strong and we block 99.
Pot($238)Turn. 9s10c7c10h
He bets $115 leaving about $150 behind.
I have about $300.
I jam and he calls with A10.River came ANOTHER 10 making him quads.
Basically my turn jam. Makes sense yes? Any advice?
Not a huge fan of the jam. You’re clearly way behind when he tank calls your raise and then leads turn, so the jam won’t get him to fold.
If you call, the pot is $430 with $150 behind. I probably call and re-evaluate the turn. You still probably get a crying call from A10 or JJ better when you hit your straight/flush.
I think that you also have to consider that he could have broadway clubs and made the plays that he did. Certainly AcKc and likely QcJc would have played the same. Those hands being possible are the only ones against which I might like your jam, and they’re not enough of his range (even if you gave him other broadway clubs) to make the jam likely to succeed. It sucks to have to tippy-toe with such a huge equity hand, but with the range you put villain on, you’re too likely behind. I agree with John, call the turn and see what changes on the river.
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