lol

10nl TP = all in
1k nl TP = all in

confirmed

reasonably standard. Nothing out of line here

On July 04 2018 23:14 Stroggoz wrote: reasonably standard. Nothing out of line here

its all about frequency but that is certainly not the ideal combo, not that it matters much though

KT blocks diamond, JT and worse top pair.

Someone explain to me why are we turning our TP into a bluff BvB tho, I feel very confused.. especially vs that bet size river, then again if villain isn't ever balanced ( which he prob isnt) we 're behind basically always vs that size

And then how does other guy bluffcatch with KT which practically seems the worst possible bluffcatcher (Okay Kx9d is worse) to have there, cause of the reasons given in the post above

Given the sizes what is KTo dude's range on the river when bettin 1/4 there after overbetting turn, thats probably the thing that confuses me most as he can't only have TPs & sets

On July 05 2018 16:15 Nitewin wrote: KT blocks diamond, JT and worse top pair.

blocking J10 is bad indeed but
blocking the diamond is good and villain reps only flushes so the worst top pair blocker seems to be irrelevant, no?

Most important thing here is knowing what Ospiel range is on the river, if you are just jamming because fuck it I got the diamond it is really bad imho, and could be burning money vs someone that isn't bet/folding enough. Im guessing Ospiel also has flushes and other value hands in his range here, so what is he really bet/folding the river that is worse than our hand?

it's all about picking the best hand to jam with, imo the best diamond blockers to jam with are J and T of diamonds, since turn overbets are concentrated around those J and T high diamond draws but ace high check turn a lot and queen high check flop. 6-8 high diamond draws always ob turn but there arn't many of them in his range. jamming K8d is not the best to jam here, but depends on the frequencies. If the guy called with KTd it's prob not a good jam.