how to play the nuts OOP vs an agressive player?

[Lefort]

Without reading any responses, I think calling his turn raise and praying for him to bluff the river is your only chance of getting more chips in the pot.

I think his turn raise is very often a bluff and very seldom a hand that plans on putting any more chips in the pot for value.

I personally like a CR on the flop. It's just such a standard "newbie" play with trips here that when made by a good player against another good player, it almost HAS to be a bluff.. haha

[TakeYouByStorm]

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No offense, I can't even think of a worse line than you took.
This could be a lack of creativity on my part.

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[evanski]

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anyways, jason raises in ep/mp to 200 and everyone folds to me in the small blind who calls with 88 with plans of showing down on lowcard boards and snapcalling vs his whiffed AK.


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cool

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flop comes 8 5 5
i check and call his $300 flop bet


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nice

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turn comes an innocent duece making backdoor flush draw and i lead for $400 into a $1050

jason raises to $1300


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sweet

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so i bugged out, and miniraised


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doh. call, check, profit.

[Blizzardbaum]

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if i lead flop and call a raise then checkraise turn i have nuts like 100% of time. what i am saying is i would never take that line as a bluff on this board and he knows that.

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If this is with 100BB, then you will have gotten plenty of value for your hand by the time you c/r on the turn. What are stack sizes here?

It is going to be hard to double up on a board this dry, but against an aggressive player who knows that you will play back against aggression on dry boards like this, i would probably c/r on the flop to induce a bluff.