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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6667801, member: 397965"] There are many different preflop charts flowing around on the internet, and some are for other situations than a 100BB non-ante cash game. I think, its fair to say, that some players will open these hands, and some will fold them, and neither are making any real mistake. The EV is so close to zero, it simply does not matter. So when assigning an opponent a range, its probably most fair to give them a reduced weight like 50%, because we have no idea, if they are in there or not. When the opponent massively turns up his aggression on the river, he is saying, that the river card improved his hand. The hands, that improved, are 22 and 53, so those are the only hands, where his line make any sort of sense. A flush should never play this way, because the flush was there already on the flop, and by playing it like this he get as little value as possible. However if a flush slowplay, its usually the nut flush, since other flushes need to be more concerned about a fourth flush card rolling off. So I think, its fair to say, this is either a poorly played nut flush, an equally poorly played 22 or 53, or some wild bluff. Its probably never the Q high flush but also not a T high or lower flush. I kind of agree, that we likely wont see many bluffs here. But I do think, we will see some bluffs and also some overplayed stuff like the 22 or 53, which just "got there". Ultimately its difficult to completely abstract from the results, when they are shared. So OP should consider to find the hand history and use CCs hand history converter next time rather than posted these screenshots from GG Poker. Or if its possible maybe edit out the result? [/QUOTE]

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