wtf push ldo

[ikestoys]

anyone who doesn't 3bet-call push or push needs to go back to poker 101

[Requin]

Hmmm I just call, if you're reraising I prefer less than push.

Eh actually make it 625/fold.

[Hattifnatt]

600, call push.

[Choparno]

A genuine loose-passive wouldn't play a set like this, would he? Unless it is specifically 77 that hit on the river, doesn't a set raise the turn? I think right play depends on just how passive he is, but this looks more like the nuts than set / two pair.

[luegofuego]

why did u overbet the river? did u want him to just call with his twopairs/sets?

[AragornX151]

I think 45 is his most likely hand...he's played this hand exactly how a loose passive player would play 45 (if he's loose passive enough to limp 45o or 45s UTG!). I think there are definite arguments for calling against this type of opponent, though I lean towards pushing.

[jfish]

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why did u overbet the river? did u want him to just call with his twopairs/sets?

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hate consistently quoting replies, but luego is right. your river size is very bad. either overbet much more or make a regular bet.

[Moonshine]

you made the worst river bet ever. You may scare him from raising sets/two pair hands that you could then shove over.

As played, I think a shove is too much. It's a lot of dough for him and he may be able to convince himself to fold enough sets where you actually become behind 50% of the time he calls.

Having butchered the river, I'd raise to like 600 and call a shove

[cts]

bet the flop, and I don't like your river bet at all.

[88jayhawks]

does anyone think that villain shows up with sets/2 pair hands more often than 8-9 for the nuts?

i still like a shove.