JJ overpair in a pretty big pot
Villain is 60/21/1.14 over 90 hands. Calls everything preflop but not too crazy post-flop. Definately haven't seen him get his whole stack in yet. I've been aggressive in position against him and am starting to get the feeling he's a little irritated. He's starting to call a little lighter etc. He hasn't 3-bet me preflop yet but this might be the first time he's had a chance as well with me being on his direct left.
Is this a hero call or super standard call?
Texas Hold'em $1-$2 NL (real money), hand #P4-58509719-708
Table Elsinore, 16 Jan 2008 10:58 PM ET
Seat 1: DonateMePLZ ($98.10 in chips)
Seat 2: Nalle-Maja ($187.90 in chips)
Seat 3: Pliiseraise ($157.45 in chips)
Seat 7: Galapogos [ J:c:,J:s: ] ($147.95 in chips)
Seat 10: cakr010097 ($207.15 in chips)
Antes/Blinds
Nalle-Maja posts blind ($0.50), Pliiseraise posts blind ($1).
Pre-Flop
Galapogos bets $4, cakr010097 folds, DonateMePLZ calls $4, Nalle-Maja folds, Pliiseraise bets $6, Galapogos calls $3, DonateMePLZ calls $3.
Flop [board cards 6:d:,2:c:,6:s: ]
Pliiseraise checks, Galapogos bets $15, DonateMePLZ folds, Pliiseraise bets $45, Galapogos calls $30.
Turn [board cards 6:d:,2:c:,6:s:,9:h: ]
Pliiseraise bets $105.45 and is all-in, Galapogos
Re: JJ overpair in a pretty big pot
Quote:
Originally Posted by Galapogos
I've been aggressive in position against him and am starting to get the feeling he's a little irritated.
This is where you made your excuse to call. I just don't think it's a good one. You're giving him too much credit for good adjustment, without actually seeing any evidence of it, and then getting into a bad spot with a bad assumption based on adjustments he isn't making.