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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 6705617, member: 393841"] This game is too much for my head, but if I was at that table like you, I would be raising on the flop. Although I think a larger size is better since they are a little deep. My size would be somewhere between $1600-$1800. The Kd is a bit dry here, so checking isn't bad with our entire range. (I think this is what I would do). As played your turn bet seems correct to me. Also sizes above the pot can help put maximum pressure on the opponent's weakest range. No draw has been completed on the river except for JQ, which is pretty unlikely in ranges. If we don't know the rival we should know that now his range is made up mostly of bluff catchers. So naturally if we want to represent strong hands, we should choose sizes = o > 75% of the pot. Even so and everything we run the risk that villain calls us with weak hands postflop, who probably think they win failed draws. Greetings. [/QUOTE]
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