2550 AKss OOP vs CTS

[EC10]

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check-call turn check-call river <3

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[eviljeff]

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check-call turn check-call river <3

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on the river what is he value betting or trying to push us off?

[fsuplayer]

i actually like the c/c c/c line alot here.

esp if he views you as able to fold tt/jj/qq and ur obv folding aq, so i like it.

id like the crai on a slightly different board like Q93 9 board with AQ with the same action. he could talk himself into calling a wider range.

[fsuplayer]

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check-call turn check-call river <3

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on the river what is he value betting or trying to push us off?

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its also more likely that cts has like jt/qj/lower PP (and may fire barrels on the turn/river with all of those to try and move us off a PP) etc than a king imo bc of pf action. and i dont think anyone is really wanting to fold this hand anywhere.

[DJ Sensei]

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i'd fire a weak second barrel and call a raise.

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I think this approach is awful vs someone like cts.

He is just going to call down again w/ a marginal hand, and he isn't retarded enough to just auto raise a small bet... take this line against 1/2 retards but not cts.

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isnt him calling down again with a marginal hand great for us?

and i dont think he's incapable of bluffraising a turn weaklead with something light here. depends on our image and history with him, and how much credit he gives us.

[Ansky]

it's not that hes incapable, its that its transparent.

[fatgirl_lover]

god you guys are so bad at poker

[adanthar]

c/c turn, yes

c/c any river, money on fire

edit: the stack sizes are very convenient for him stacking off here over 2 streets, which means either he fires 2 barrels a lot more than anyone should after this action on a K9x9 board, or, at least when the river is something like the Th, we're in trouble

[DJ Sensei]

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it's not that hes incapable, its that its transparent.

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coming from you or I perhaps, but I dont know how he views OP. If he's somewhat unknown, or he doesnt respect him that much, it could work nicely.

[riverboatking]

if you are going to play this one hand and then immediately leave the table i agree with everyone about maximizing your potential profit and going into c/c mode.

however if you plan on playing vs him for any decent amount of time i would def. fire on the turn.
if you constantly go into c/c mode with hands like these when OOP he is going to own your soul, control pot size, and make it really hard for you to ever fire 2 barrels vs him.
you have to make it hard for him to float/peel you light and a good way to do this is to fire multiple barrels with your entire range.