deepstacked with trips

[jc1418]

villain is playing loose and tilting a little bit- playing alotta hands and some a little too fast preflop

villain (MP) 260
hero (BB) 273

hero deal As6h, MP limps everyone folds, I check

flop: 6s6d8c
pot: 2.5
hero bets 2, villain calls

turn:3s
pot:6.5
hero bets 4, viallain raises to 12, hero raises to 55, villain pushes, hero calls

I would like comments on every turn action, thanks

when hand ended im like this is so standard, but then thoguht this is standard for 100 bb. should this be played differently and what do u think vs. this opponent

[Claunchy]

Standard, especially with your read.

[jc1418]

i figured it was, but several people said my hand was face up, i said that his seemed face up as well, i just expected to see trips with a worse kicker, i fell outta my chair when i saw he hit is kicker on the turn.

some others argued that he doesnt 5 bet a worse hand, maybe i cud accept that, but him palying like an ass weighed heavily on my decision to call

[orange]

after you 3-bet, sure.

[Marshall28]

extremely marginal ... if u or villain has even somewhat lag image, he thinks K6 Q6 J6 are all good here. i couldnt fold this.

[ikestoys]

nh

[jc1418]

do i play the same deepstacked and read less?

[Marshall28]

i was actually in a similar situation earlier today and stacked off w/ what ended up being the worst hand. something my roommate pointed out to me is that if im planning on stacking the hand anyways, i shouldn't b/3b the flop since cuz its a limped pot, if he continues, his range is extremely polarized. so like, instead of b/3b to just flat call his raise, it makes it less of a mistake to stack off since you dont have that extra information you gain from 3betting.

just think of it like this ... when u b/3b in limped pot, u are folding out all but the strongest hands, but by not allowing him to get away from a 2nd best hand and thus not revealing the true strength of your hand, it gives him the chance to play back at u w/ worse. this is of course, only if u r planning on stacking anyways, it just makes it less of a mistake.

[jc1418]

we only bet/3b the turn and i understand what ur sayin, i just thought against a player like this hes not getting away from trips here, and thats what hes telling me he has, of course i have to run into a full house every so often. in my head when the flop came out i jsut kept thinkin i need to slam a flop vs this guy, then i did, and never thought twice about him even being ahead, and more often than not i dont think he is. and hes def not folding trips, so while i may be polarizing my range, i still think it is the most optimal play here and will get me the largest pots. yes i will lose large pots to full boats, but will also win the same sized pots from worse trips

[Marshall28]

so what did u need to post the question here for if u already know the answer...

reads >>>>>>>>>>>>&g t; analyzing play in a vacuum