Folding KQs in pos, too tight?

[C4LL4W4Y]

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Are you guys talking about this guy or a hypothetical super loose preflop/terrible and tight postflop player?

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Hypothetical.

[LordBrun]

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Hypothetical.

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Thanks for clarifying. This particular player doesnt fall under the maniac category from what ive seen.

[C4LL4W4Y]

Nah. Unknown Soldier is generally right about this hand, I just think that there can be an exception to the general rule (as usual in this game).

[ama0330]

wow really? I pound this guy squarely in the ass here until he understands that Im a total a-hole in position.

[C4LL4W4Y]

If he's spewy postflop I lean towards calling a lot more.

[LordBrun]

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wow really? I pound this guy squarely in the ass here until he understands that Im a total a-hole in position.

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Im not sure if you are advocating a call or a raise here, which is it and why?

[C4LL4W4Y]

may the OP be noted that getting ass-reamed pre = villain getting 3b oop

[LordBrun]

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If he's spewy postflop I lean towards calling a lot more.

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He actually raised several times UtG, this just happen to be the first instance. He also made a few pure tilt plays after i posted this. Now I would definately lean towards calling against this guy. At the time, I decided to take the safe road b/c I didnt feel I had enough to go on. I guess he is a sort of unstable player who is more conservative going in a game and then starts to become more reckless as time passes.

[LordBrun]

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may the OP be noted that getting ass-reamed pre = villain getting 3b oop

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Noted [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[AFennewald]

Its fine and my default play until i know more about utg. If I am going to play it willl be a reraise.