me?? a NIT???

[yvesaint]

5/10 party 6-max

stacks are 1300 each.

villain is a TAG but more on the passive side. multitables. name is kukajaveco or something, if anyone cares. my image of course is TAG. no PT but if i had to guess he'd be something like 20/12

i raise 33 in MP to 35. villain calls in SB. BB folds

flop (80): Js 3s Kd

villain checks, Hero bets 70, villain calls 70.

turn (220): As

villain checks, Hero checks

river (220): Ad

villain bets 120, Hero raises to 350 planning on folding to a push

[Dan BRIGHT]

you are even nittier than me

[Dominic]

if by nit you mean a spewing donkey, than yes. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]





(kidding...)

[Josh.]

how come you didn't bet the turn with 3 spades out? i mean, you're probably not getting called by many hands (esp considering aces up would've bet the turn, right? what about AxKs?), but any spade, Q, or T could easily beat you. do you think he won't bluff the river if a 4th spade or 4th bway comes?

my question about folding to a river push is mainly that wouldn't he tend to bet the turn with aces up or a set? that board is so dangerous and you could easily have QxQs or the like, which would have tons of outs

[mak15]

i would bet the turn, river looks good.

[jsnipes28]

I'm pretty sure checking the turn is standard here. When he calls the flop bet his most likely holdings are Kx and a flush draw. On the turn, QT got there, which is possible, but unlikely i think, the flush got there and so did the A.

If he has a K that is not AK then he is most likely folding this turn anyhow. This seems like a good turn to fire a second barrel if you had air, not a turn where a lot of worse hands are going to pay you off.

River- raise is standard, though i don't know about folding to a push. You said he is kinda passive, so no reraise AK preflop? Would he ever c/c the flop with AJ? Folding to a push seems pretty weak and i dont think i would ever fold.