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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6258594, member: 385063"] Thank you for posting. The key to knowing what we are doing on the river involves range defining street by street. So a very good exercise for you is to build ranges for hands like this and then practice how to refine those ranges. You will want to start with RFI ranges 4 handed you may be able to find charts for free premade you can then refine those based on your V tendencies. As others have stated that range estimate would suggest that you can 3 bet this hand preflop. Then on the flop we refine our V's range based on their actions. A simple example would be V min bets 33 99 AK-J: A9 but does not have 93 Min bets KK QQ JJ for pot control or do they? TT-22 -no set- may be larger bet because flush draw is present or representing the A as a semi bluff this is where we use player pool notes to know if our V use a min bet flop bigger bet turn as a bluff or are they just pot controlling when they min bet or combination but what is more common etc. Once we build this range we can then look at our range we XR and decide if the KJ is in the check raise range. Hint if this is a polarized bet sizing on this board check raising into nuts or nothing is not the most EV+ play. We do not want to be 3 bet off of our equity. Or worse the V has AcXc in this spot- a very important part of ranging is recognizing when our V can be ahead of us on flop and drawing to a better hand at the same time. This is just a simple example but if you do even just a basic range estimate on each street based on V actions you will never be lost on the river again. The question on river is what is the best hand the V will fold if we over bet pot? We know it is not the A maybe not KK but would they fold 88- 22 if not then we are not bluffing as they are only folding worse hands. Hope this helps :):):) [/QUOTE]

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