This hand is played bad, and that is not the point either. But go ahead and berate if that gives you a good time.

The interesting thing about this hand is a concept which I have not thought about much in the past; "Reverse Fold Equity Effect". In essence its about the dynamics between general and specific Fold Equity. This is a concept which can only be applied against people who have good understanding of poker, and Fold Equity in particular. The concept is closely related to "readjustments", but on a more specific level.

To the point; Since my general Fold Equity is so low in this hand, it becomes high because of "Reverse Fold Equity Effect". I.E Villain cant possibly think I am bluffing.

UTG (Very loose passive pre ((close to 50%)), floats a lot on flop ((close to 60%)), aggressive turn player.

Hero: Tag, and Lag and maniac. Doesnt think villain is capable of much adjustment.

UTG:
Call 1 , Call 3,5

Hero SB:
Raise to 4

Flop:

Hero: Bet 8
UTG: Call 8

Turn:

Hero: Bet 22, All-in 64.5
UTG: raise to 44, Fold

Hero wins 154.5

I posted results because I know I played the hand terrible, but I wanted to hear what you think about this concept I mentioned above? Can we reverse FE when villain has a good understanding of the situation and FE in particular?