tough spot (5/10)

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The BB had allready lost one buyin to a player that left. on a k72 board he check raised with 6610J and shoved on a ten turn drawing dead to 77. I had been raising every single button and playing aggressively in position/while rarely ever calling a raise out of position.

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so he's a total nit then, that makes your decision pretty difficult.

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The BB had allready lost one buyin to a player that left. on a k72 board he check raised with 6610J and shoved on a ten turn drawing dead to 77. I had been raising every single button and playing aggressively in position/while rarely ever calling a raise out of position.

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so he's a total nit then, that makes your decision pretty difficult.

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ummmmmmmm, thats a level, right?

[Aisthesis]

I don't see how you get a turn pot of 250 with 75 on the flop.

Anyhow, I'd always half-pot the turn here.

I really think the river is a good check-call in a HU pot at this level--at which I admittedly have 0 experience, but judging from some plays from which to extrapolate.

I think he has clubs or a straight a LOT, and he really doesn't need to be drawing to the nuts. I find AA kind of weird here, but he certainly can also have QQ or even 66.

[grizy]

In a vaccuum against a villain with normal stats this is a bail at least half of the time. I'd split the rest between shoving (preferred if I decide to play it) and calling.

You can't beat [censored] here. You really think he's betting without a boat? only boats you can beat is some garbage like 666QQ/JJ/AA.

Possibility of straight flush is there, but it's really not an issue since it takes a real maniac to call the turn with a non-nut flush draw.

Against looser more aggressive players I'd snap shove.

[grizy]

PS: I think his most likely hands are 66xx, QQxx, and AA+bad clubs.

[sh58]

i'd just shove it. he seems fairly erratic and could be betting with worse

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