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Message: [QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6705142, member: 289533"] Preflop we are certainly 3-betting more often than calling friend. This flop is very good to us and I like 1/3 pot here for our entire range. Even when we don’t get a flush draw but a BDF, any 5, any ace, any 3, 4 etc we are betting 1/3 pot. On the turn our equity for a flush drops down and we could be raising more than calling: we are raising to jam basically any river card. We are missing our draws 70-80% of times here, this is why I think that we could be raising right now, expecting villain to fold dominated and missing hands. If we raise here OTT and villain calls, we can also jam river when it comes another spades. Villain will have to call more given SPR. On the river, as long as we haven’t raised turn, I’m board with just calling to realize our equity. If we raise here villain can call with a couple of lower flushes but that’s it. Given we have a doubled 9 it’s better to just call. Besides I agree with (almost) everything [USER=1007778]@Station_Master[/USER] and the deep analysis of our mate [USER=305911]@300HPGOD[/USER] said. The only thing I disagreed is that we should go for a larger bet OTF. The reason that we bet smaller OTF is because our 3-bet range, when BB x SB, is way to large: we are 3-betting hands like 65s, any pocket pair, most of suited kings and some suited queens, J7s+, you name it. As much more hands we own per position, less our bet sizing. If we bet 1/2 pot here and villain raises we cannot fold and we are going to commit ourselves to the pot. I like to use larger sizing when I’m opening from EP, because there I open fewer hands and consequently have less bluffs. It seems that until now we all agree that OTR we must call. I would love to read a dissonant opinion over this matter. Also I don’t mind for the hand results. Hero played the hand just fine and that’s what really matters in poker. I think Hero is winning here most of times, but in the case not, nice hand and let the chips fall as they may! Best regards; [/QUOTE]

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