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Message: [QUOTE="Casey55, post: 6136806, member: 418310"] After looking at the hand again it seems villain may not really fold anything in his range because he only needs hands with 18% required equity to call on the flop, there can't be much in his range that doesn't have at least that amount assuming I do have some bluffs in my range...maybe Villain can fold middle suited connectors like 98s,87s,76s that don't have FD or BDFD on the flop. I gave villain a SB Pre-Flop flatting range of weak PP, weaker suited connectors and some suited broadways and off-suit broadways, and all weaker suited aces. Someone mentioned they may be timid if they are flatting SB that's why I have included some of the broadways as-well in his Pre-flop flat calling range Kc comes on the turn, this card should be better for our range since we are the aggressor. I decide to barrel this turn card because I think its better for our range and its an over-card to the flop. We bet 2/3 pot. What parts of villains range will fold here?...Well he needs a required equity of 28%. Villains range that do not have 28% equity are basically Weaker Suited-Connectors that called flop with FD, BDFD: 98,87,76s. the rest of his range should have the equity required including all weaker suited Ax but in reality I think most A-highs will fold on this turn that don't have the FD's. I also think a-lot of weaker PP's will fold to this turn bet. Mostly what would call turn is all Tx, Kx, some middling pairs and the decent FD's like J9,Q9,QJ of diamonds. The problem is I expect villains to be betting their sets at some point and this villain called my river bet with 55. Is it typical or good play to play a set in this fashion? [/QUOTE]

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