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Message: [QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5741524, member: 393841"] Just to illustrate a bit and assuming we don't have any V-readings. Assuming we decide push on the river, what bluffs/values are we representing concretely? Any flush? A pair of kings? If this is the case the villain should defend his best flushes with 3 combos: Kd-Xd; Qd-Xd; Jd-Xd. We have the rest of the flushes with 3 combos of value: Td-8d; Td-7d; Td-6d. Besides that, other important value that we beat is the minor full house scale with 3-3 (3 combos). If we think this villain is too clingy, he could bluff with 8 combos of AKo and even 16 combos more of AQo + AJo. On the other hand, we lose against 18 combos: AA (1c); A3 (6c); A9 (6c); A7 (2c) and 9-9 (3c). If we push on the river and the villain is a good player, we will only be defeating exactly 6 combos at most: the 3 flush combos + 3 combos de 3-3.The rest of bluff catchers should not continue in V, assuming that we have a solid image in the table. [/QUOTE]