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Message: [QUOTE="LevySystem, post: 5864409, member: 239525"] Several things here: How many hands are villains stats on? Huge difference if we are talking 50 or 250 hands here. Then, you don't raise 43s here for protection. You openraise 43s to 3bb and get one caller. On the flop you hit TP with a BDSD and a BDFD. You decide to Cbet for protection. I'd be allways cbetting this board because it's so dry, but that's a different story. Right so now that we got the terminology somewhat straight, if we assume that villain stats are relevant his range is pretty wide in this spot as there is a huge gap between Vpip and PFR. Also he doesn't seem to 3bet a lot. Hence his raising range OTF could be 2x, 4x, flushdraws, Ax gutshots and pocket pairs here. Also, as those stats are quite fishy, we could assign a random number of combos he decides to raise becuase the board is so dry and he doesn't give you credit for hitting it. Therefore I like the call. Now Hero hits the nuts OTT and V bets, dreamcase. Whatever his range might be, you have the best possible hand here and you are IP. Therefore villain is at a information disadvantage. You don't want to raise anything here. There is still 1 Street left to play on which hero will be last to act, therefore can allways decide to go allin OTR. Given that there has been lots of action in this hand I assume that the SPR is quite low anyway (provide stackdepth). So hero should only call here imo and keep villains bluffs in his range. Unless he is the most passive station you have ever seen and assume he is calling his draws vs a jam in this spot. For the next time posting please provide accurate and complete information on the hand, as it makes it easier to analyze. GL at the tables [/QUOTE]

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