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A lot of Ax raises pre, and some of the Ax that does limp, limp raises, meaning there isn’t much Ax that limp calls pre

A2-ATo could all take this line, it's a ton of combos. Sure you might raise or limp-jam some of those, but saying that you don't or almost don't have any Ax doesnt seem true. I get your play tho, but shoving might be better when they assume you don't have Ax they could just call assuming you chop almost always I guess

@@kitbillion7783 opponent has more Ax in range so they should be more aggressive, you have to play ranges. If you’re shoving Ax here what are you shoving as a bluff? You can’t shove all hands that chop so how are you balancing that one, and opponent should be bluffing a lot as they do have more Ax in their range. You say A2-ATo is in the range but low Ax likes to do a lot of raise folding with it being high low. He limp called it this one but I bet he raises A5o with quite high frequency. Also a lot of smaller A

@@lewishendo9328 pretty sure you're overthinking this, when villain isn't bluffing this spot anyways

Idk about your guys history, but against some random spin&go guy I wouldnt worry about balancing my ranges. Your opponent is most likely a fish when he doesnt bluff this spot anyways

That's a bit of a basic take and not really the point. The turn lead with an ace is not a thing in theory, but something Ryan improvised on the spot. So in theory he should always end up playing the board on the river. His opponent presumably calls with any ace on the turn against that small a size, so he should actually have the nuts a lot. It's close to a free bluff for him, so checking back is criminal here.

Yeah the turn lead is GTO and the river check. FWIW! Thanks for the in put though. I spent a lot of time looking at turn leads as I do love them a lot. The trick to the river is checking the kicker that don’t interfere with the pairs our opponent has and some straight draws that in position would play like this. We lead the river with A8s as our opponent would have 88 which could bluff if we didn’t interfere with it.

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Less show down miss draws I would bluff but J high likely beats some of his give ups as he likely won’t raise Q high or K high draws on the turn but could Jx and worse. So my 10x draws that miss I would bluff and worse.

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I wouldn’t like a 7 or an 8, I might still call (did you see my hero call in the wsop?) for the same reasons I wouldn’t fold two pair regardless as my opponent should still have some 2x bluffs that we dont interfere with. I would raise turn a lot, but mixing in some calls to make sure I have enough calls left in my range for the river.

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In the solver world J8 is the widest hand he will play like this, in the real world I think he would still value Qx at mixed frequency all in. So probably going to be slightly bluff heavy.