AJ hits two-pair on the River
Game is $2-$100 spread-limit. Villain has $300, I cover.
Folds to me in the CO with AhJh and I raise to $10. Only Villain in SB calls.
FLOP: Ac9d3c (pot: $20, heads-up). He checks, I down-bet to $8, he calls.
TURN: Ac9d3c Kh (pot: $35, heads-up). He checks, I check back.
RIVER: Ac9d3c Kh Jc (pot: $35, heads-up).
Villain leads for $10.
How much should we raise to— $30, $70, or $110???
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Game is $2-$100 spread-limit. Villain has $300, I cover.
Folds to me in the CO with AhJh and I raise to $10. Only Villain in SB calls.
FLOP: Ac9d3c (pot: $20, heads-up). He checks, I down-bet to $8, he calls.
TURN: Ac9d3c Kh (pot: $35, heads-up). He checks, I check back.
RIVER: Ac9d3c Kh Jc (pot: $35, heads-up).
Villain leads for $10.
How much should we raise to— $30, $70, or $110???
UPDATE: I raised to $50. Villain reraised to $100. I LACK DISCIPLINE and call and he has Kc9c.
PRE - I like it, assuming $10 is the standard open in this game.
FLOP - Think we can c-bet bigger when we're HU and IP, with TPGK, especially in a game where it seems like no one likes to fold, and you're playing against the SB who capped his range by flatting pre.
TURN - Y u check? Y u no barrel? C'mon, man.
FLOP - Must raise. I like to go at least 4x with river raises, unless I'm trying to induce a re-raise or there wouldn't be enough stack depth left behind to fold to a 3B. So...$40.
flop I bet 10, never checking turn, raise to 50 now and shutdown
