hit and run

I hate it when people do that. Breakeven session:

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Eh it's a little awkward when he shoves turn because the c/r on the flop could be the flush draw and if he doesn't care about that then I could be in trouble, but if he just turned top pair or has KhXx I'm in business.

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Arguable that I could lead turn or river; I didn't on the theory that I was bluffing before and had caught showdown value so now I wanted to show down but should probably lead turn anyway because I have top pair and he could easily have a queen there. River is sketch because it's hard for him to value bet a queen but I didn't think he could have an ace based on the flop action unless it was AQ/A9 so I called because of the missed draws.

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Pretty standard.

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I could threebet flop here but we're deep enough that I dunno what to do if I make it like $20 and the turn bricks. I was planning on c/c'ing turn because the guy was nitty enough in smaller pots that I thought he'd fold the Jd if I led but if he led turn with it he might lead river. I think something like $25 and fold to a raise is better.

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Probably calling if he raises.

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Pretty standard, he'd been checkraising a lot of flops anyhow. He left after that one.

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Eh, it's a fine spot to double barrel. His line looks like an ace which is awesome because my implied odds are probably super good.

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Usually they fold when I lead these types of turns. I could c/r the turn but that's basically making my hand a bluff so I just call. River is gin, most hands he'd call a bet with he'll bet himself (i.e. a seven or a nine) so I went for the c/r and got there.

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Turn's really good place to double barrel which makes it a really good place to call.

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Sweet.

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My line here is sort of weird. I wanted to raise the turn so that we could get it in on the river but if I fourbet over his threebet after I checkraise it seems like I would always have a set or straight so I felt like I had to call and lead river hoping he would raise. I can't c/r river after we go three bets on the turn because he's probably checking most jacks behind.

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Yeah, I was just raising any two against this guy because he kept folding pf or flop so here it was like a gift. I raised flop hoping to get it in with queens or hoping he'd bluff-shove. That didn't work out. I can shove turn but I have position so I can give him the chance to shove river first.