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ya i thought this but with AsQs on board not many flushes if any in his river range so if we look like Qx and he cant have flushes its a fold

raise turn?

as played i fold for sure, seems like he has 88/AA/AQ and is begging you to call with Qx... although i doubt he plays 88 like this pre

unknown villain with 92bbs is prolly stacking off with like 88+ and a lot of draws. raiiiisseeeee

i never got the nitroll thing, finally realizing its not pronounced ni - troll

epiphany.

nvm. deleted my post, misread griffeys

Personally I wouldnt get to the river as played with anything that could call a c/shove I don't think lol. His action should have told you if he has a set by now unless he is terribad so the more I...

did u note that he only cbet 2/6 and it was both on strong hands? small sample but it says something

I think it is fine, a bit spewy but I like the thought process in general. I think you still rep a strong range because he may not realize that you know he doesn't cbet a lot so he may think you...

^ my point exactly, you worded it better than me though. In this case I feel button caller cannot realistically expect to steal profitably vs your strong range, but you wont stack off with worse...

i def fire again on the turn i think you still have good FE since the flop raise was a little small, 23bb on turn and 55bb on most rivers

i call turn fold river. def fold river because he should expect us to call enough that he shouldnt be bluffing

haha cool, was jus curious, im glad you are selective with your aggromonkey gear :P

true, cold call 4bets with em



youre stubborn and doomed to fail, gl


Also, if you are arguing its easily profitable for him to call then you f'd up. both players cannot be playing +EV...

hmm i see what you are saying

1. villain kiwimark has a strong range and is not folding enough for a bluff to be profitable. on the flop if i dont hit, i dont think i can profitably get you off...

what do you run carroters?

AQ is part of a strong range. You hit top pair. Both.

yes i mostly agree with that




1. I would definitely call 33 for 4bb verse almost any opponent IP. The difference here is that it is 6bb more and also that your range is very strong opening...

its the same thought process

2$ in pot, he bets 1$ so you call 1$ to win 3$, (3:1) so you need to average >2$ on the river for the call to be profitable. what you said is basically right, just...

i know you're trying to be a smart ass but I fold to the 7 bb raise obviously

If I were to call 6bb for a chance to win 100bb I'd be getting ~ 16 to 1 on the call and have a 10 to 1 at hitting a...

1 call

2 id rather c/c since i doubt much worse is calling and he might bluff diamonds. either way we lose to kings but im not folding

3 if you call pre you must call turn imo

What would you do with 33 in villain's shoes, pre?

fold.

i dunno wtf you are talking about but villain bet 7.5 not 35 and i want to raise big to pick up equity that he folds away from hands that are likely to beat us marginally at a show down or split pot

villain limped after 4 ppl then called 6 more bb's... i guess what i say assumes he sucks despite op saying he is okay. i cant even think of a hand id do this with and can only put him on something...

I think c/shove the turn loses values.

in villains shoes if you have As5s do you bet the turn when checked to?

More chance of getting him off A2-AJ by check raising bigger (which he may call) and then shoving the turn, i cant even really see him calling the turn with AQ. I doubt he double barrels this board...