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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6779285, member: 385063"]
We want to trust our reads---So if you cannot give this V the correct bluff freq  then you have to fold
If we cannot give the V the correct river bluff freq then we can check back turn more often when the J pairs especially if the V calls TT on the river when a blank hits- the reason is we do not face difficult river decisions vs low freq bluffing players

Yes we can bet larger on this flop vs this specific V type- If they are inelastic in their ranges and do not balance bluffs correctly- Not to get folds though from AQ we want to get max value from AQ on flop as again we can make easy folds vs an under bluffing V

The one factor we want to think about where this V might bluff in this spot is that they have played with you as 300hp mentioned, so we always want to think about them deviating from the norm. Reread 300hp's thoughts as we do want to incorporate those concepts into our cash games.

I would suggest a mental game exercise for you as well-- Review your hands where you had these type of decisions and instead of thinking about the nuts first and then trying to think of bluffs reverse the order---When the T hits think "will they bluff here and why?" first because we already know they will shove the nuts- the power of suggestion is a real thing and if we preload our brains to think nuts first  it is very difficult to then come off of that thought and make the call.

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