400NL: River line....

[Unknown Soldier]

huh? bet, not close.

[fearless]

Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier

huh? bet, not close.

was gonna type exactly this before i pressed next page. whats up with you US? u stopped making videos?

[bromancing]

Originally Posted by OhSnap

I think c/r is v sexy here, b/c unless u got a nitty (postflop) image u balance a lot of draws and bluffs (=u gonna get called down w/ worse A LOT!).
As played I think u should only ch the river to c/c since he can float this flop w/ gutters, bare OCs a lot which he is calling on the turn again (gutters and OCs might have FD now). If u check the river he might def bluff those hands and u can snap him. I think bet>c/c>>c/f

Don't u think he'll fold those gutters on the turn? I agree I like a bet but if I check it's to fold.

[klamsauce]

With that much history, I think betting may be good as far as merging goes to thinly value bet in a spot where your value range is most likely going to be boats, flushes and your bluffing range is going to be whatever gutshots and straight draws that missed, backdoor d's, etc Only problem is I don't think we thinly vb against much. A 9 probably isn't calling and 1010 is basically the same as 9x here.

C/f is probably the best play as a result. His range for calling the turn also seems pretty damn strong. I can't think of any hands he'd be turning into bluffs here either. I think 88 or J9 is just snap checking back.

[shootaa]

Why are you check-raising the river? Seems like a click-a-button merge to me... I can't really see him betting anything for value that he's folding to a shove or why he'd think anyone would go for a river check-raise here as surely the times you win a river bet are appropriately more likely than how often a worse hand bet/calls when you have a boat here?

[Fedoskin]

If we have 44 here, what river play is best?