Live hand

[Numbr2intheWorld]

For the players who are saying call the flop (or possibly even further), what range to you assign the reraiser?

[Fnord]

For the players who are saying call the flop (or possibly even further), what range to you assign the reraiser?

Per my live $5/$10 and $10/$20 LA experience with guys like the one described. (Not sure how the tourney dynamic plays into his mindset.):

This a bluff like 10-15% of the time (live poker is boring and sometimes people just go off randomly and unexpectedly), but it's usually QQ+/AK. He's certainly going to c-bet AK here a lot, not many people are that passive without giving you a read. It's probably not serious money yet given how deep the stacks are.

If he gave you Hollywood or any kind of weakness that you're not 100% certain is legit weakness, snap fold the flop! His quick bet is him acting strong and probably of the mindset he was just going to bet the flop regardless so you can't discount his bluffs because of it.

I peel, although having Raptor in the pot sucks and if it's a fold, then maybe it's because he's sick enough to squeeze since our hand is so bloody face-up.

[Fnord]

ISF, after thinking about this some more. Do you think he thinks that your flat of his re-raise is super-strong? Did he even think about it or is he totally on auto-pilot after chips went in? That should tell you a lot about how he'll play worse hands than KK here.

[IowaSkinsFan]

ISF, after thinking about this some more. Do you think he thinks that your flat of his re-raise is super-strong? Did he even think about it or is he totally on auto-pilot after chips went in? That should tell you a lot about how he'll play worse hands than KK here.

He totally auto piloted the flop cbet. Honestly, he did not seem to be interested in what I was going to do vs his preflop 3bet even though I was clearly thinking about it.