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Message: [QUOTE="EarnDAStack, post: 6854173, member: 373435"] Why is he a station? His hand has so much equity at every decision point. He also could have had JTo or T8h or any of the combos with bdfd bdsd and have been calling flop and turn while he's In Position. He should be calling with more than just made hands on the flop, even to your large sizing. (Use small sizings on the flop SBvBB move villains won't be able to defend their large range adequately even IP) On different run outs he should even have a lot of pair and a draw that get stronger on different turns that we probably don't bet flop for this size. We can probably check river, might be able to block bet but I don't think we can bet larger and then call off. We really only have a bluff catcher when villain wants to play for all the cookies and I wouldn't give too many players at 10NL the credit to be able to make a bluff like this, at least anywhere near often enough to make calling profitable. It kind of looks like you're struggling with overall hand strength vs relative hand strength in some situations. Equities shift radically by the river, even for made hands even though you have a straight, on this board after this action sequence this is bottom of your range. AhJx might even make a better call as it's more likely they will have a bluff if you block the Nut Flush and the 2 card straight combos. Villain jamming here with only a T high straight like you have is probably torching on his end, I would fold in this spot and wait until you have JT or a flush. Super lame you ran into a Straight Flush tho, would have ended up paying him even if you had a hand strong enough to call. [/QUOTE]

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