flop you do your "range cbet size" which is fine

but turn you split your range and go more polarized -> bet bigger

river seems fine if the guy is a reg

I think he is already splitting his range on this board with that sizing; that said I do like the turn barrel to be slightly larger.

On October 07 2015 03:36 Smuft wrote: flop you do your "range cbet size" which is fine but turn you split your range and go more polarized -> bet bigger river seems fine if the guy is a reg

so you're saying like $45ish or so on turn (or bigger?) with polarized range and then also having a c/c range on the turn with some hands that wouldn't be near the top of our range but right below it?

the only thing that seems to present a problem (maybe it's not even a problem because we're polarized), is that the stack to pot ratio on the river pretty weird/awkward

and yeah, guy was a reg for sure

ugh it sucks to fold river esp with the Kc... at the same time it doesn't seem like villain should have any bluffs here. also villain's sizing is like super duper huge given his range, so i guess we have to fold. it just sucks so much ><

i think flop and turn sizings are fine, i would prob go a tiny bit bigger on flop since it is dual-tone, and also it being AAT instead of TTA makes a little more wet

Probably losing to as much if not more AQ than flushes on the river fira.

I would bet 42 on the turn leaving 125 into 150 on the river

Possibly even QQ if he doesn't feel like folding to that Turn bet

Very shitty river :/

Villain has no flushes 78cc 89cc tops which are 2 combos all the broadways are on the board or in us

River s a fold though yeah

yeah bigger flop bet for sure just so you don't have to make a 100% pot size bet on river blanks, if villain is an average player i'd don't think flop calling range should be significantly influenced by flop betting size here.

I prefer $15 but flop sizing is absolutely fine

its a fold against people who dont have a bluffing range here, against more competent players the Kc is superb for c/c