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Message: [QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 5611772, member: 289533"] I started reading your comments, thank you for them, and the hand and I just had some fresh ideas: when we are opening SB x BB we almost never have the best hand preflop, thus we cannot simply migh want to represent 'the nuts' OTR, because we are out of position, our range is very big from this position, and we don't start 'raising rivers for bluff' because we feel ourselves on the mood for so doing. With all due respect, NLHE is a very serious game and we should take it into the level of rationality, and complexion, and analysis and methods, strategy, psychology and not because we feel ourselves the Daniel Negreanus of our own. Well, I say right off the bat your line was very weak and luckily for you, your opponent is a massive whale, uncapable of game reading. Follow the process of thinking: SB opens wide range, BB calls wide range, SB c-bets OOP for 1/3 pot, I believe with 100% range that opens and get calls (?), check turn and then a very good price raise OTR. Given this amazing price, Villain/BB, if a competent player, should be calling down with any 4x, 7x, 9x and of course, the Qx and Ax's as well, not folding because your line isn't representing anything! If you wanna bluff your missed draws, go for 1/3 pot OTF like you did and then send a bomb OTT, something like 60%, 80%, 100% pot and if Villain calls we are going to shove almost any river for bluff and for value and no matter the result. OF course this line of bettting a lot OTT and jamming OTR is preposterous and impossible, considering Hero and Villain are very deep stacked. Anyways, you should have bet OTT while you still had equity, because it would be very embarassing for you if BB/Villain re-raises you or shove upon your face, forcing you to fold. Regards; Carlos 'Aballinamion' Barbosa [/QUOTE]

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