Re: NL25 - SPR in action?
I think with this aggressive of a player I would rather have relative position to his right rather than absolute position to his left and I think this hand is a perfect example of why. You hit TP with a weak kicker on the flop, the blinds check, you check, let him bet (like he always does) then you get to see whether or not the blinds were slowplaying, if they fold, then you can check-call for his whole stack. As said elsewhere, if you are ahead he is only drawing to 2 - 5 outs so I would not be that concerned about protecting my hand on this type of flop.
Furthermore, by acting before him on each round you can keep checking to represent weakness which is like putting blood in the water for the hyperaggressive player who constantly thinks he can buy people out of pots.
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