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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6701308, member: 385063"]
Great job sharing lots of data
Effective stacks at the beginning of the hand is a good piece of data to share - It seems V had 34.5K or 170 BB to start?

At those stack depths our preflop raise is small based on SPR

On flop what part of the V range are we targeting with this size? Would V fold a flush draw to a larger flop sizing?

Is the V folding most of their range to any sizing? Can we then target only a portion of their range? When we do that what sizing do we use?

When a live Villain calls flop "without much thought"  What is the most common holding they have?

The turn completes a draw is now the time to bet bigger? If our V had worse pair based hands do we get value at this sizing? 
At this sizing do we not get the V to fold correctly most often?

When the V gives you the live tell of stacking chips then just calling -what does it mean? Is it ever a Tx hand?

How can we use that against the V on the river?

Take the time to think about ranges on this river? What is a standard range for the V to have to call your small bet [B]as played[/B]?

If that range is narrow  then we would normally target that with a larger bet 50%  pot as we would have bluffs- therefore we are not just using the small bet for value  we are also hoping to induce a bluff--

We want to have that thought as part of our preplan on turn when the V seems to have part of the board but not better than us and is trying to scare us on turn as the tell suggests- those players are the best type to induce bluffs from- with a small river "scared bet sizing" right after they tried to scare us.

Good job calling - great job inducing the shove

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