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[QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6707999, member: 289533"]
When we 3-bet from SB we have a larger range than usual, for we are trying to steal. BU will also call wider, assuming we are just messing around to collect dead blinds.
This flop is good and also the sizing. We own many hands from this position that could go for the same perspective of betting 1/3 pot.
OTT we could bet and check, both options are fine since we own the cold stoned nuts. Many missing hands from SB would check this turn card.
When villain checks it represents missing hands and dominated ones. Also lower flushes that checked to induce hero’s bluffs OTR.
River we could bet a little more, but as long villain had the job made for us, no problem. We are always jamming here and nice hand!!!
Following this line I will assume BU had a dominated flush. If it happens that villain had 86 (?), A3 (?), 63 (?), poor devil! Make a note on it that this opponent elects to raise dominated.
Same goes for any other hands that decided to raise river and call your jam: 97s, 54s, 22, 44, 55, 77 and 99. Also TT+ (who knows?) None of these hands should be raising river and never cold calling after you jammed.
Even weaker nutted flushes should be calling when you bet, so for any case take a note and keep on grinding!
Oh, I forgot: our perceived range of bluffs that could be possibly jamming river are exactly the missing draws of clubs (when we own just one ace or king of clubs).
Best regards;

P.S: tomorrow is my birthday.  😄
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