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TPE Theory: Evaluating Bluffs with Andrew Brokos (Part 7)
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mcgcanwin2
Hi Andrew
At 10.20 when you c/r flop with Q9s, you mentioned about possibly checking back turn and over betting river instead of making the bet size you made.
Would you consider just over bet jamming the turn given the spr and our perceived range would be kx/qx with a heart (how you would you play these types of semi bluffing hands in this spot?), aiming to get called by primarily Ax, given it could be less likely villain will call a c/r with 8x on the flop and there is less combos of 8x in his range given the turn?
Great series btw
Foucault
That’s an interesting idea, I like it! Thanks for your kind words about the videos.
andinista
Such good work with this series, Foucault! You have that rare combo of sick poker skills and sick teaching skills.
Foucault
Thanks! 🙂