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$10 NLHE 6-max: Good Bluff?
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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5634233, member: 393841"] When hero polarizes his range on the turn he is already compensated, so a third barrel doesn't add any additional value. From this perspective, hero can check the river, to preserve natural bluffs in rank V. For example: J-9; 8-7; 8-9; 7-9; K-9; K-J. If we just keep betting, we are blocking the bluffs that V might have in his range. I honestly don't think any player plays GTO in NL10, but the overall concept of balance is important. In this case you have a good bluff catcher and in the river x / c line for hero is the most balanced path possible for NL10. In addition, to increasing the villain's bet on the river we must have very specific readings (based on samples from thousands of hands) that make us think that this guy could be playing very broad and we expect a high fold equity from him. But this is unlikely in micro stakes, as villains often bet on value on the river. Specifically this increase was too large (5.3X), which is very close to a value bet. Greetings. [/QUOTE]
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