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[QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6717964, member: 385063"]
So we want to be using certain strategies when playing bounty tournaments- The main strategy is to know our V are over calling to capture the bounty- Therefore stabs on turns followed by small river bluffs are less effective than in normal MTT.

In a B-MTT we would not be checking our made hands as we expect to get called by a wide range on this board- so checking then betting bluffs on turn is less effective- We therefore would not be checking Qx hands on this flop either. AQ KQ QJ QTs Q9s are all betting small and we should not be opening QX worse than that UTG in a bounty MTT. However our V is calling all their QXsuited hands in a bounty MTT.

So you had AT which is bottom of range GTO to open in an MTT but you may consider shaving that off in B-MTT because of the added incentive for players to call a wider range of suited hands

So on this river our V can have several two pair hands 64s 86s they may even have 66 chasing that bounty

It is never bad to just give up on our bottom of range hands so even though we picked up a double gutter we may have only half our outs
because of the flush draws an our ace could be dead vs A4 check back hands

:unsure::geek:
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