Vs a lot of guys I can find a fold the problem is he can be value shipping 99-AA for value. but like I said i can find a fold vs a good % of mid stakes players. id call it a slight cooler that a good player can get away from. best of luck
Vs a lot of guys I can find a fold the problem is he can be value shipping 99-AA for value. but like I said i can find a fold vs a good % of mid stakes players. id call it a slight cooler that a good player can get away from. best of luck
eh, what? I would never ever fold here unless I'm playing the most passive of villains ever that I have a big sample size and only ever raises the nuts.
PS. Your turn check and river bet size are just wtf... unless you were inducing a shove, in which case WP.
Vs a lot of guys I can find a fold the problem is he can be value shipping 99-AA for value. but like I said i can find a fold vs a good % of mid stakes players. id call it a slight cooler that a good player can get away from. best of luck
this is spot on. nice post crabby i have nothing but respect for your game. gl out there!
Folding's definitely exploitable. If you're not defending trips top kicker after being deceptive on the turn, you have basically no calling range, since 77/88/44 are flat pre-flop.
I don't make a habit of 3betting UTG raisers with AQo against all completely unknown players. In fact, I don't like it at all. As played pre-flop:
Bet turn, maybe just shove. Given these stack sizes, I probably would have bet the flop bigger, like $72 and then shoves turn.
With the flop size you made it, there is $225 left in stacks and $218 in the pot on the turn. If you bet $72 on the flop, then there would be $213 left in stacks and $242 in the pot and you shove the turn.
