100NL, AQ TPTK faces turn CRAI

[Redd]

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I call this. 1.8AF is pretty aggro when youre a 53/4.

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AF fact QFT. edit: misread board. I think this is a call against a guy like this, but it's still fairly slim.

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I think the fact that you've seen him bluff raise allin before, makes this a pretty easy call....

I dunno though, I may be overextending these reads.

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I think it's interesting to throw in air whenever you do your equity calculations, just to see the effect. Even putting in one hand as a total bluff makes your equity jump a fair amount. This is why you should call more often vs. bluffers.

Thanks for the advice all. I've been trying to figure out where and where not to get it in with one-pair. Villian showed Q8o. I stacked him later that session, so even money I guess.

[RiverHebrew2]

At WOST is 34cc or QJcc... more likely something like set b/c of his limp. Q8 also likely. I think folding is correct... i like checking behind turn though it is DRAWY and reeval riv.

[bgmula]

why is everybody saying call here, this is hardly ever a bluff in my opinion

[onoble]

What hands has he seen you play?

Has a situation like this come up recently where he might try to make a play...

Even without that I think you have to call.

[Logun]

Sorry I don't remember the name of the theory but essentially it says a smooth call on the flop followed by a c/r on the turn TPTK is never good.

(baluga or something like that)

[Rainclouds]

That is a good theory that works well against unknowns and average players.

But here we are talking about a 53/4/1.8 all-in bluff-raising player. Those are pretty important reads. Someone this loose could also easily CRAI with KQ/QJ/QT/Q9, thinking he has the best hand and not bluffing.

Against an unknown, easy fold; against this villain, easy call.

[ACChan]

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Against an unknown, easy fold; against this villain, easy call.

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i agree,
even though he's showing strength bc of his image its more likely we have him beat