3-bet deep OOP.
CO thinks he's good, tries to pull advanced bluffs into multiple people and just ends up spewing chips. We have a lot of history, and he's capable of playing back at me with air. He's a winning player, but his most glaring leak is that he wants to outplay everyone such as raising a flush card with complete air into a bet and 6 callers.
We are $2000 deep in a 5/5 NL game.
I'm in the BB with AKo.
Several limpers to CO who makes it $35.
I make it $135.
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Flop is J [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 3 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] 3 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img].
I lead for $200. He calls.
Turn is a 7[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img].
I check, he bets $300, and I fold.
Obviously I c/r him AI here on the turn with JJ but what do you do here with TT? QQ? KK? AA?
I was thinking about this hand, and his turn bet is either always AA or air. He uses pot control with KK or worse, especially after putting me on a large hand 3-betting OOP. I really don't see how to play KK here, when all we really beat is a bluff which I think this is fairly often. The only thing that leads me to believe he may have a real hand is his PF raise into several people.
It's a [censored] spot that I don't know how to avoid. There's an argument to flat AKo preflop OOP, but what about KK? QQ?
Obviously in this situation, AKo beats the same range as KK, although it's not enough to profitably call. He never bets this turn with QQ.
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