WSOPC $250 Turbo - All-in Multiway bluff

You are representing a T only. Hard for them to call. 10K is a little over pot. You could go smaller, save chips, and represent the same thing. Maybe shove the turn with outs usually.

I never succeed here. An A always calls. Usually they were on a flush draw that didn't get there or AJ...

I like the jam the turn choice.

Mulitway? I doubt either player would ever been checking a T here as it would likely go check/check if either player had showdown value.

Would value bets usually shove? I don't see the point of trying to scare people with the large sizing when you can lay yourself better odds with a smaller bet.

How much smaller do you go? If it's under half you tempt Ace high into calling as Rick said. Since both flush draws missed. Maybe like 5500?

I do like turn shove. It sucks if we are called by a 7 with only one card to hit our outs, but there's a lot of dead money out there and we may get calls from T9/T8/88 type hands. Even still, it's high variance and I might not do it if I felt I had a skill edge.

Feel like there’s way more hearts/diamonds/9x than showdown, just my 2cents.

As a general rule, you want to make sure you have the nuts advantage when running a big bluff. You don't want to bluff if your opponents can wake up with a bunch of nutty hands. While I think one of them would bet Tx on the river, I could easily see one of them having 7x - especially BB, who can have a slew of them in his range.

Thanks for the responses. SB folded quickly and BB tanked and folded. He said he had a 9. I think a smaller bet sizing makes it too tempting to bluff catch.

Sooooooo this was a brag? :P

No, I just wanted to see what other people thought and maybe generate a discussion.

I think if I bet small on this river, a good player might consider the fact that both flush draws missed. Betting big makes it it tougher to hero call.

If you bet small a guy with just an A would have called.