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[QUOTE="mktpppr, post: 6304189, member: 442890"]
P: open to 3x, 2.48x is ok-ish.

As played (2.48x), IP flat vs small-ish (3.4x) OOP 3bet is fine.

F: fine.

T: one of worst cards in deck. Only As and Ts are worse. Any Ace, King or spade are bottom one-third of turn cards for us.

I make a nitty fold. Calling is marginal.

R: as played, easy fold. We don't have a hand. Jamming is spewy.

I don't understand your comments:
1. Your reads and his stats says villain is under folding postflop: so why try to bluff him?
2. Turn card is super-bad for us: why do you want to bluff the turn? Or did you mean river?
3. Villain can cbet OOP his flush draws for that sizing on the flop.
4. I don't understand why you want to bluff the river: we don't have a hand, we unblock spades, river is a blank but flop and turn hit villain's preflop 3bet range.
5. The only Qx we should consider calling are no-spade AQ. AsQx blocks some of his bluffs, so we fold AsQx.

6. From a theory standpoint, we should only raise the river for value with made flushes and straights.

Our bluffing combos can't be many, maybe AsKx, to balance folding AsQx.

We're not being unbalanced per se: it's just that we're at a major range disadvantage when villain 3barrels river OOP, using value sizings all the way, and starting off with a scary flop and turn.
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