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This is the literal first hand. Is there any value to be had on that river ever?PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 11.5 Tournament, 10/20 Blinds (2 handed) - Poker-Stars Replayer from Poker Hands Replayer362.gifAvii (Button) (t1500)SB (t1500)Avii's M: 50.00Preflop: Avii is Button with 7 :5c, 7 :club:Avii bets t60, SB calls t40Flop: (t120) 6 :3h, 4 :ts, 7 :4h(2 players)SB checks, Avii bets t80, SB calls t80Turn: (t280) 5 :qh(2 players)SB checks, Avii bets t160, SB calls t160River: (t600) 9 :jh(2 players)SB checks, Hero (t1200) ?

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I mean, i don't think it is the worst board tbh, if he is calling you on the flop, he could have 5x, top pair, or FD. The calling down seems like a FD. I'm vbetting this river a lot of the time

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I mean, i don't think it is the worst board tbh, if he is calling you on the flop, he could have 5x, top pair, or FD. The calling down seems like a FD. I'm vbetting this river a lot of the time
+1 but don't push, just 1/2 pot river and tank fold to a shove. Maybe just 1/3 suck bet.
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I'd rather check here in case he's trapping. We have been betting on every streets afterall. I probably wouldn't slowplay here if i were villain, but i sure as hell wouldn't call with anything weakier than a straight. We are in position so no need to worry about appearing weak, just check it down.Do you guys believe there is any value in betting hoping for a pair to call?

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i would bet like 250-300 and fold to a shove. he most likely has the 5 if he was going for a straight, and with his turn call he probably has 2 pair that will have a hard time folding.

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i would bet like 250-300 and fold to a shove. he most likely has the 5 if he was going for a straight, and with his turn call he probably has 2 pair that will have a hard time folding.
He had a pair and an open-ended straight draw and decided to check-call it instead of leading out or check-raise what could easily be a c-bet? What is it that you see that i don't?
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i think a check loses lots of value to possible weaker set IMO. personally i think villain may be horrible this is a weird board and he is still around so if he is good we are dead and if he sucks we pass go and collect $11

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I'd be more inclined to check behind, rather than pop in a bet that could easily get repopped (by an 8 or a bluff...could happen).
Checking here is horrible imo. The board texture isn't as great as it appears b/c it was a gutter straight draw, the FD missed. If we get c/r'ed, I'm prolly going broke here tbh.We are going to be getting value from top pair, two pair, and a weaker set (though I don't think he has a weaker set or a set here like ever)...we are getting value from a ton of hands. It is just really unlikely that he called down with a gutter imo
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Tnx guys, great responses so far!The consensus seems to be that we should b/c. I checked behind because1) I have strong showdown value, so I'd definitely hate to b/f2) I have no idea what kind of villain this is3) board is too coordinated, which is a great opportunity to bluff an unknown imoso i k'd behind. villain showed up with

flopped top two

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He had a pair and an open-ended straight draw and decided to check-call it instead of leading out or check-raise what could easily be a c-bet? What is it that you see that i don't?
my point was that he most likely has 2 pair, and the 5 shouldnt scare us too much because if he was going for a straight he probably had the 5, not drawing to it.
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