Top pair blind vs blind against lagfish

[Partylurker]

The flop is sick coordinated, I really don't like the idea of getting involved there too much even vs a "pretty aggro fish" need a much stronger read imo like "ultra mega aggro retard" then I'd go broke there.

[spicybucknuts]

Have not yet read any replies. If your read is correct, then I think this is reasonable but not great. I think a 40/25 will 3bet AK,AQ, and even KQ often in a BvB battle, so I think those hands can be discounted considerably. Obviously, we are putting him on a flush draw that missed and is hoping to push us off of our hand that is pretty transparent imo.

If he correctly reads you for an ace, then I think this is a terrible bet from villian if he is in fact bluffing. As such, I don't think that this is really a bluff too often. If this is the case, what hands does he take from preflop to the river in this manner? Obviously, j10 makes sense. I think 23 spades makes sense as well. Wow, that really comprises a pretty small part of his range.

Another interesting dynamic would be whether you think he can turn a semi-bluffing hand on the flop and turn like KT spades or KJ spades into a bluff on the river, realizing that it's not good. I'm rambling, I think i'd eventally call as well even though I woulnd't feel great about it, just too many semi-bluffing hands that didn't get there.

[jj12]

this sux fold turn

[aislephive]

I would rather call the turn and fold the river than outright fold the turn.

Anyways, villain had J9o and MHIG. I know some of you probably are thinking, duh, people only post hands like this when they win to brag, but I post hands all the time just like this where I call with a bluff catcher and lose.