

Poker Pro MMAsherdog Analyzes Key Hands in NL25 Game
The player on the button pushes 16 blinds. The hero has KQs and considers calling. The cutoff calls, and the hero decides to fold KQs.
The hero makes a 4-bet of 18.6 blinds, and the opponent calls. On the flop, the opponent checks, and the hero bets 11.9 blinds. On the turn, the opponent checks again, and the hero bets 19.2 blinds. On the river, the opponent checks, and the hero decides to check as well.
The hero checks with T9s and the blinds fold. The opponent raises 4.5 blinds, and the hero calls with K9s. The hero makes a 3-bet of 9 blinds and takes the pot.
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