big pots are for big hands (200bb deep NL600)

[Pog0]

The game has just went 3-handed a couple rounds ago. Hero has been sitting silently for those few rounds as well as for a bit before then.

28/20 (48% steal) raises to $18 on button.
39/16 calls in sb.
Hero looks down at a monster and pops it to $80 with 9[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]6[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

Based on my inactivity, button's steal % and the dead money, this seemed like an opportune time to make a profitable preflop bluff.

Button folds.
SB calls (wtf?)

Flop ($178): 2[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]5[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]6[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

SB leads out for $110. Hero calls.

Turn ($398): 9[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]

SB checks, Hero bets $320, SB raises to $640

$320 to call, hero has $685 total (covered).

notes on SB are that he is somewhat tricky, although my examples only show small bluffs (like bets flop, checks turn, bluffs river). His turn c/r % is 6. No similar situations in my notes.

Help me. The board didn't look like a healthy one to trap on.

[ipokeder]

uhh easy shove?

[rand]

alot of people play a set this way but you gotta shove this, you have almost ANYONES range crushed with that turn

stick it in and be happy about it

[Pog0]

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alot of people play a set this way but you gotta shove this, you have almost ANYONES range crushed with that turn

stick it in and be happy about it

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In order for me to have good equity he has to have an overpair a lot of the time here.

[orange]

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alot of people play a set this way but you gotta shove this, you have almost ANYONES range crushed with that turn

stick it in and be happy about it

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In order for me to have good equity he has to have an overpair a lot of the time here.

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what else do you think he has? 87 maybe, but i doubt he cold calls that hand much oop.

i think you should shove and feel great about it.

[Pog0]

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alot of people play a set this way but you gotta shove this, you have almost ANYONES range crushed with that turn

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22,55,66,99,43s,76s

In order for me to have good equity he has to have an overpair a lot of the time here.

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what else do you think he has? 87 maybe, but i doubt he cold calls that hand much oop.

i think you should shove and feel great about it.

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22,55,66,99,87s,43s.

I beat overpairs and 65s.

I just don't understand what he could be doing this with that I beat unless it's a very confusingly played KK,AA, or 65 that thinks it's ahead of my overpair.

[TylerD]

Anyone like a flop raise?

[Pog0]

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Anyone like a flop raise?

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Best way to represent an overpair, right? Although I may just as easily call AA as I did 96o here (to his flop bet)

[DJ Sensei]

unless he has 65 here (and assuming no other 2 pair are feasible) your hand ~ AA. kinda looks like he can beat AA, i guess, but... i probably shove.