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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6614914, member: 385063"] So the key to max value when V's strategy is flop check- turn raise-is this is a low freq spot so we do not play it in a standard way The draws most often bet flop small to build a pot to get stacks in if they check they do not raise turn very often when there is no reason to believe you do not have a jack-That means we are in a low freq spot so we adapt our value targets. AA-QQ has no reason to not bet flop this SPR- so again low freq turn spot with these hands Some V make the mistake of trapping over pairs and when they do they will make this kind of terrible bet hoping to see where they are or to showdown cheaply The best way to get max value in this low freq spot is to click back+ raise turn targeting the pot control call range -AA KK QQ -weird flush draws that are semi-bluffing call as well They potentially raised to know where they are--- they are unsure when we click back and with overs they call to hit or expect to showdown most of the time the V will not bluff the spade river with the profile the HUD suggests after we call turn-we will have flushes and boats- so expecting naked bluffs on river is not common-again based on HUD suggested profile We are almost always getting max value from TT 44 so they do not factor into our turn decision As played on river we want lead to value target the weakest part of the V calling range by doing so we may get them to raise the mid part of their range the mid part of range is non nut flushes- sometimes we also trigger a suicide bluff with AsAh etc - we do this by blocker betting the river 30% pot vs weaker players is fine- less vs tight folders- You want to use your player pool data to pick a sizing that triggers bluffs-if we knew the V was a calling station we would of course target that range for more value on the river with a larger lead sizing. For those who are new to poker -not you fundiver:)---understanding how board texture and Villain action can turn AA from top of range to bottom of range is very important It is very easy to practice this skill out of game by using these hand reviews and looking at relative hand strength as the board progresses [/QUOTE]

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