NL300: A great Donkerriffic Play

SammyG-SD · #1 10-01-2007, 05:46 PM

Live game NL300 2/3 Blinds:
Villian is a very LAGGy, raising most pots to $20. I believe my table image is tight, as I have been playing pretty TAG and have only shown down the nuts.

Villian stack size is about $120 and in MP+1
Hero is a little over $900 on the Button with 96 suited

two limps, villian raise to $10, CO calls, Hero calls (???), BB Calls, folds
Pot about ($35)
Flop is K 9 6 rainbow
check, Villian makes it $20, CO calls, Hero raises to $70, vilian goes all in for $41 more, CO folds, Hero calls...

Comments on the post flop play, thanks,

rdrr · #2 10-01-2007, 05:49 PM

Err.. what's the problem here?

SammyG-SD · #3 10-01-2007, 05:54 PM

I may be overthinking this, but the odd bet by the villian preflop (for him, but position is an issue) and leading with a smallish bet on the flop by a very aggressive, (I read it as a probe bet at the time).

I guess the question is, do you raise two pair, hoping to bring along big kings, and effectively committing the smaller stacks? With K9 I like the raise by me, but with 96 I think I can be conterfieted to easily.

AlexB182 · #4 10-01-2007, 06:10 PM

Hand is OK post flop, only your PF calls sucks a little...

Split Suit · #5 10-01-2007, 06:42 PM

im folding this pf when villian isnt even at a full stack. we can play hands like these against splashy villians when we are IP and deep (200+bb), but this is not the spot for that.

fold pf

as played, stack off here against this villian

Fiasco · #6 10-01-2007, 07:56 PM

fold PF get all in on flop.

I was gonna whine about nobody above NL200 ever using a HH converter...