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we raise cut to $6. btn 3bets to $18

flop is  Aspades 6h Td

we check, he checks

turn iis 2c

We bet 52

thoughts?

reads?

like std 24/20/7, not much reads, 100 hands or wte.

how about a turn card

tis the turn

well tis now

torts?

No idea what your hand is, or stack sizes etc... but obviously can guesstimate your range and assume stacks are probably over 100bbs given you flatted 3bet oop (if stacks are only 100bbs then it is VERY VERY easy to define your range).

Your turn line is good (and somewhat standard amongst good regs, right?). When villain checks back flop he 'always' has mid-strength showdown value and the overbet prevents him pot controlling and getting to showdown comfortably. Provided you have a well constructed range it puts villain in a damned if you do damned if you don't spot, which means you have 'won the hand' no matter what actually happens.

looks like whatever you have is so far ahead its not even funny

lol

i guess i must be a bit backward but i really struggle to comment on these threads without knowing what are cards are. My poor little head hurts :(

learn to post a hand plenooo

stacks? reads? logic for doing this.... all fairly relevant when asking us to critique your hand

If your opponent has a strong hand but you have a better one I think this is good.

If your opponent has a bad hand I also think this is good.

If you have a bad hand and your opponent has a strong hand it's probably bad.

I get why you post in this style but stacks ftw + what range you are peeling vs them.

Assuming 100bb  if we want to be doing this regularly We'd need to do it with gutters a lot and do it with set/Ax. How many tables is our oppo playing etc...

Initially we'd want to be bluff heavy and then widen for value,  need more info at least about an opponent type to discuss maybe in this format put multiple.

How are we playing bluffs on the river when he calls  considering its so dry, if for example he's checking back big pp Kk-Jj and going to most often call once if you are raise calling with any regularity then you can also look at 2/3psb 2.5x OB on rivers.

hatersssssssssss, the tubro tables on micro are fkn hard work and hard to write out a hh and mg doesnt work with hem or weaktight/

i meant 100bb stacks yeh, my cards doesnt matter because I'm balanced innit, just was asking what general thoughts were on it.

As described above, general thoughts are that it is good and somewhat standard.

i definitely dont think its standard by any means, i see nobody doing ti at all, im like the only one, so thoguhtt it may be spew :P

I guess 'standard' was the wrong word to use. Tbh I'm not especially well acquainted with the current state of the online games since I've gone back to mainly being a live donk over the last year (plus I hardly even play NLHE any more either). It seemed to be somewhat standard amongst the good regs on fulltilt back when I used to grind 6max NL online every day. Not that every reg was doing it, they weren't by any means. More that the better regs knew the line and used it where appropriate.

Anyway, it is a good line to have in your repertoire and is by no means spewy (although obv it has to be done in the right spots). The rationale behind it is, as you will know, that opponent is marked with a mid strength made hand when he checks back the flop and overbetting the turn foils his attempts at pot control. In some ways, the worst play possible on the turn would be to make a 'normal sized bet', since that is the bet size that villain is hoping to face when he checks back the flop.