3 Responses to “TPE Theory: Deception with Andrew Brokos (Part 3)”

  1. nancyloum

    Hi Andrew!

    Thanks for this series. I had a question about the AQ hand about 30 minutes in. You noted the river was a good place to bet a polarized range, but that AQ might not be appropriate for this range, being sort of a middle value hand, but given that you noted we should not be raising a polarized range preflop, what type of hands could we get there with that would be bluff hands? (Value hands seem more straightforward.)

    • Foucault

      Very good question. QJs comes to mind immediately, but you’re right there aren’t a lot of clear candidates. Even K-high seems like it might struggled to make better fold, but if that’s true, maybe AQ is a value bet after all. I guess mostly I don’t think Hero should have many hands that check flop and turn in the first place.

  2. joelshitshow

    At the 24 minute mark we’re talking about A8 on a 93TKQ board. Is it harder to represent a jack on the river if the board were 93KTQ? In other words is a 93KTQ board an example of where bluffing is harder to do? The flop is dry.

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