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 Originally Posted by deucesomething
How do I put an unknown opponent on a range if I haven't had the opportunity to see what he shows down with? Should I put him on a "default" range in these situations & assume the worst every time? I figured I am ahead of any jack and FD/ OESD, only losing to a set or an overpair (the latter being less likely with the flat call pre), so yes, by raising the flop I had the intention of putting all my money in here with some confidence. Was this a viable analysis?
I'm no expert, but why would you be trying to go broke so fast? What's wrong with taking it slow against an unknown villain? Just looking at the stacks it seems like he's made $9 bucks minimum during his stay at the table. TPGK isn't worth a stack in my opinion.
What happened? Did you call or fold?
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