Reads: villain is a VERY good reg, 3bs about 25% pf and i had to fold lots of flops in 3b pots so far. I also think he thinks of me to be very tricky in some spots.


Hand 1:








do we call or shove? Or would you even fold here? He makes it kinda small. When i just put in our hand vs his range, we only have 28% (if he 2- barrels 100%). the ace is kind of an interesting hand, making his 3b range stronger but also making the low straight possible...


hand 2:

i had already 3b him twice before, showing i do not only 3b aces...









i checked back theflop thinking this also looks strong and i can shove a lot of turns.
i guess if we bet turn, i just like shoving, casue we don't wanna get c/raised.
What do you think?

1) fold, we arent getting paid when we hit and his barrel looks pretty strong here, shove when tilting

2) gross but cbet/call it off i guess

1) Raise flop. Turn I'd most likely call, but raise when the time is right. With money behind, I would never fold here.

2) Check back turn.

Hand 1: I'd prefer calling on the flop because I think a good player is going to bluff spades on turn a high % and follow-through on the river a little less than turn. Obv great results. An Ace turn is going to be an OK turn to barrel if he's bluffing. Without doing a math problem, I'd jam given his high 3 bet %, his likelihood for following through with all bluffs on this turn, you still have 25% when called, and you are risking 310 to win 270.

Hand 2: Check the turn. We might fold out some hands that we beat. Most of the time we fold out worse hands and get called or jammed on by better hands. Not to mention there isn't a whole lot to protect against because our heart draw.

"i had already 3b him twice before, showing i do not only 3b aces..."
^^^
is crap

Which good players and what is a "high %"? Seems like a recipe for disaster for them given that once we call the flop, our range is much more flush draw heavy than theirs.

most 'good' players are raising big flushs draws being just 100bbs deep esp on this flop texture.

#1: Jam turn, his b/c range is pretty polarized I think.
#2: I think I prefer checking turn bank, but double barrelling turn/river looks pretty sweet too.

1: Shoving or folding
2: Very easy check

why raise flop? we could be getting it in very bad. or do u think he will always just call w st hands? but even vs flushes w a pair we are behind.

? sorry, i don't get it... i am IP and he cannot raise his big FD OOP.

1) Fold Turn

2) cbet the flop you basically turned your cards over checking the flop.