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Kermit 05-02-2007 11:42 AM

AK 1000NL
 
Just curious what you guys think.

no read on villain, but he is pretty active (on three tables with him). I have only seen him show down a set (versus me) and a turned two pair with 79s (preflop was meh, but he made a good vb on the river that hand). So, while he is apprenty splashing around a little, he has only showed down strong hands afaik.

i stacked him earlier with a set over set -- he just called my cbet on a draw heavy board.

effective stacks a ~1800.

he raies from CO, BTN calls, I make it 150 w/ red AK, he calls and BTN folds.

Flop:

K 8 5 two hearts (pretty sure i have Ah)

I lead for 255 ( bet size okay?) into ~340, villain thinks for a short time and minraises.

i fold??

Kermit

CopTHIS 05-02-2007 12:16 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
Folding is fine there I'd say, though it does seem weak at first. He will presumably open loads of hands from the CO and may call your 3-bet fairly lightly as you are fairly deep. But it's hard to imagine it's a pure bluff and if he has a draw then it's not the nut flush, probably not 6h7h for the small raise (but who knows). Many would 4-bet AA,KK 180bb deep, but he has position so maybe he wouldn't. He could easily have the same hand I guess but most people would probably just call with a K. Tough spot, just looks like the stack-a-donk line if he is giving you AA or AK (and hoping against KK of course).

It seems weak to fold I guess but it's hard to find a line that feels good there without some history. You also don't know how often he feels you squeeze PF.

D.L.M. 05-02-2007 01:02 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
reraise ai. flop bet is gay. if you lead for the pot you could fold to a raise.

Kermit 05-02-2007 01:15 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
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Folding is fine there I'd say, though it does seem weak at first. He will presumably open loads of hands from the CO and may call your 3-bet fairly lightly as you are fairly deep. But it's hard to imagine it's a pure bluff and if he has a draw then it's not the nut flush, probably not 6h7h for the small raise (but who knows). Many would 4-bet AA,KK 180bb deep, but he has position so maybe he wouldn't. He could easily have the same hand I guess but most people would probably just call with a K. Tough spot, just looks like the stack-a-donk line if he is giving you AA or AK (and hoping against KK of course).

It seems weak to fold I guess but it's hard to find a line that feels good there without some history. You also don't know how often he feels you squeeze PF.

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Cop This: It was the first time i squeezed and third pot i had played with this villain.

DLM:

I appreciate your fine analysis. Could you please expand on why my flop bet is "gay"?

Should I bet more or less on the flop? I dont think instantly stacking off with 180BBs with TPTK (when its fairly obvious what type of hand i have) is necessarily a good idea. 100bbs and im in there.

Thanks kermit

capodu 05-02-2007 01:18 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
your betting enough on the flop that a min raise like this will have to drag you in since it is only 255 to call into 595. If you had bet more on the flop you would have a better representation of where you stand like ~$300, then it would be easier to fold to a raise.

Kermit 05-02-2007 01:25 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
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your betting enough on the flop that a min raise like this will have to drag you in since it is only 255 to call into 595. If you had bet more on the flop you would have a better representation of where you stand like ~$300, then it would be easier to fold to a raise.

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i just feel like nearly potting the flop in a rr'd pot is overkill in this situation.

also, if he minraises 255, i think he would do the same to 300. no?


so its easier to fold for 300 into 650 than 255 for 595?

blunty31 05-02-2007 01:29 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
I wouldnt mind checking the flop. Sure youre giving away some free draws but chances our youre also getting villian attatched to some weaker hands that you can milk on the turn while also keeping the villian off balance as to what you may have so he will be hesitant to reraise.

capodu 05-02-2007 01:35 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
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your betting enough on the flop that a min raise like this will have to drag you in since it is only 255 to call into 595. If you had bet more on the flop you would have a better representation of where you stand like ~$300, then it would be easier to fold to a raise.

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i just feel like nearly potting the flop in a rr'd pot is overkill in this situation.

also, if he minraises 255, i think he would do the same to 300. no?


so its easier to fold for 300 into 650 than 255 for 595?

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its not that it is easier to fold 300 for 650 it is that becasue you showed more weakness with your 255 bet it looks like you are scared of the king or even you have exactly what you have AK.

I really looks like he could have the exact same hand as you and is just testing the waters with his minraise. I would have to put in a 3rd raise and judge from there. With no reads these situations can be tricky.

Kermit 05-02-2007 01:36 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
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I wouldnt mind checking the flop. Sure youre giving away some free draws but chances our youre also getting villian attatched to some weaker hands that you can milk on the turn while also keeping the villian off balance as to what you may have so he will be hesitant to reraise.

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i was wondering if anyone would advocate a check. I have no reason to believe villain is bluff happy/prone to making moves etc. So, its wishfull thinking to believe he would turn his hand into a bluff, "hoping" i dont have a K. OTOH, i feel like this is a good flop to bluff, but again with no history, I think its a poor decision to give much credit to a bluff.

D.L.M. 05-02-2007 01:39 PM

Re: AK 1000NL
 
a flop check is out of the question.


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