Pocket Queens Under Fire From a Bluff Happy Opponent!

[@CrushlivePoker]

Would you have played this river any differently and why?

[@1vailchris]

I probably just flat call the river.

[@YoshiBugatti]

Bart finally got a day off his air traffic control job...

[@davidc2837]

When is he going to reply to these lmao 😂

[@chuckeb93]

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[@finalflameKorisky]

Didnt know moistcritikal was a clp subsriber...

[@CancelIFR]

If bluffing frequency is way higher than normal, then the flop is a clear checkback and we blindly call turn and river. Easy game. As the hand went down, a small raise on the river is the way to go.

[@cargopants417]

I don't really like the flop check since even if Hero smashed the flop, you can get plenty of value from KX, JX, and draws. Obviously don't want to see KX with this specific holding but can get value from the rest, especially unblocking the Qh. I'd definitely be barreling gutshots, open enders, and flush draws too to balance range and put pressure on weak pairs.

[@Optable]

Does JT of hearts find this bluff here too?

[@Stockhandle123]

There's no player out there that three bet bluffs all in 50% of the time after hero raises to $1100. Im just very happily folding here.

[@EllieBanks333]

But would you have made the raise to begin with?

[@Stockhandle123]

@ definitely

[@vjsampson9384]

Was the turn bet a block?

[@EllieBanks333]

I don't know how I feel. I don't love super passive lines. This hand kind of demonstrates one of the reasons as we allow villain to back into his gut-shot to the nuts for free. I don't mind Josh raising for value on the river, but I probably would not have gone as large. I'm not entirely sure it's necessary though. The talk about all the hands that call was a bit weird. All of a sudden the bluffy player has a set that's using small sizing or a QX, despite a Q being as heavily blocked as possible. Where is all the bluffy players air that simply folds? Villains turn sizing does not look like KJ or JJ or 77 to me, and KQ, QJ are blocked. The idea of the runout in a hand between QQ and 44 coming turn 4, river Q, seems a bit unlikely. As I'm typing, I'm leaning more & more towards just calling. But it's also a pure hypothetical for me as I never check back flop.

[@gabrielrockman]

Are there any hands that the villain can be betting 350 for value, and then shoving as a bluff? Or do all of his bluffs here come from hands that were bluffing with the first bet on the river (probably pocket 10s and missed nut flush draw)?

[@Badbentham]

KT looks fairly unlikely, but at least possible ( in a 4-handed game) .

[@Stockhandle123]

Yeah I don't think so it's a pretty advanced play.

[@1vailchris]

AhQh maybe. AhJh maybe. But that's pretty far out there.

[@Stockhandle123]

@ neither of those are gonna lead out for value on the river. I just don't think there's any combos this jam is just A10 with no Bluffs.

[@cargopants417]

Even the initial river lead seems pretty light on bluffs. What would villain be trying to fold out with 1/2 pot on this river vs hero's 3-betting range? I guess it would fold out TJ / AJ but that's about it. Might fold out 88-TT if Hero was being sticky on the turn, but the Q river could hit plenty of Hero's range so seems like a bad spot to lead-bluff in general.

[@prob_theory1751]

Would you fold 10 9 here as hero with the same line?

[@johnf1772]

Probably - You're calling to lose to 12 combos, or chop with 9 combos.

[@spaffron4285]

When do I win my golden ticket dude?

[@brabhamfreaman166]

How many Wonka bars did you open?

[@cargopants417]

When do I get to stop hearing about Golden Tickets from every single corner of the poker world?

[@spaffron4285]

@@brabhamfreaman166 just one you need to show ID

[@spaffron4285]

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[@FuzzypupPoker]

Not enough 2 pair and set combos against 32 possible straight combos to raise assuming villain calls with T9 or AT. KJ = 9 QJ = 3 KQ = 3 JJ = 3 77 = 3 44 = 3 This is 24 combos..... If the V only has AT and T9s that is 20 combos and a raise is barely warranted. But this is assuming he is calling a raise with QJ which I don't think he is. I would just call. Then there is the 10% chance he spazz shoves and we have to fold.

[@TomRauhe]

There is actually very few Kings in his range on the flop I feel like? You block KQ, the board blocks KJ, he'd have reraised AK and KK... So what kings does he have? Also, after you massively capped yourself on the turn, I'd stuff it in your face, too. Not for $3000, though. And not on a Q river...

[@Fred-rg5vw]

V got too greedy. Raise to say 2200 and gets a crying call

[@TheNow_Now]

Pretty tough spot, i wonder if on the river you ever beat overplayed value of JJ/77/44. Hard to think of a bluff though, like JT/QT/KT that bets river and then 3b into a bluff.

[@KS-ud8pg]

Are callers making fantasy hands up? Qc lmfao on river. Sounds phony.

[@apocalypsepromotions7676]

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[@KyprosEc]

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[@Highseinberg]

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[@KyprosEc]

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