50/100 Big laydown

[jfish]

i like every street.

[Rojosox]

why not raise PF, and fold if he re-raises preflop... and fold if he calls there and raises your flop bet.... that would simplify it no?

You basically have no idea where you're at. He could do this with a mid pair too hoping you don't have anything strong enough to stick around.

-Jared

[Stinger88]

because you allow him to play perfectly

[AAmucked]

I think you're representing the nit here. No raises anywhere and you also assume he'll only raise UTG with QQ+ five handed? Even a supernit would raise 88+ UTG five handed. and he would probably keep firing on a board like that where he doesn't think you've improved. Even if he does have you beat in this spot, if you consistently play like this you will lose a lot of cash by personifying the weaktight player.

[dcb777]

I think you should lead the flop or check raise the flop all in. If is that big a nit you should check fold, but that appears nearly impossible given that flop. Lead the flop and prob get it all in.

[Petertjem]

Check raise the flop allin ??? And get called by what?

[jcmoussa]

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Check raise the flop allin ??? And get called by what?

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Get him to fold an overpair if he's a huge nit? i dunno

[RiverHebrew2]

vn... looks like def overpair by nit to ur JJ- i would normally raise flop but i think u played it very well against this type of player

[Stinger88]

raising flop sucks so bad here, c/c flop is the way to go for sure....on the turn I guess leading has merits against a nit but if he's good your hand will be transparent....c/c or c/f are reasonable and given your read I think you played it ok, although I'd likely call the turn and then c/f the river against a guy like this since an overpair 5 handed is still pretty big (unless he's a huuuuuuuuge nit)