Here is a hand player few weeks ago, that I already discussed with few poker friends already. Altough, I still think the turn spot is interesting and I was a little bit surprised to see him take this line.

I had him at 14/11 over 1.2k hands
He steal 33% from SB and fold 80% vs resteal. This is basically why I decided to flat pre.

He cbet 73% OTF, but has a weird 29% turn cbet combined with a 40% turn c/raise % (this number might be a little screwed tought, 10 observations only) and a 6.1 agg factor.

I am mainly interested in the turn spot, as I would like to know what range you assign him OTT? I really don't know why he would check shove OTT that big, making his bluffs so expensive.... and I think he would barrel a lot of the time with draws here and the Q is a good card to barrel. Plus, by betting that big , he reduce a lot our calling range to mainly sets (and MAYBE AQ with history / specific read I guess). Also, we never ever have QQ here and we probably raise a lot of strong hands OTF on such a wet board. So can he just try to make us fold the narrow range that he realisticly represent (can he think at that level).

Any comment is welcome.



PokerStars Zoom No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (9 handed) - PokerStars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Button ($96.51)
SB ($100)
Hero (BB) ($118.49)
UTG ($63.65)
UTG+1 ($141.64)
MP1 ($198.75)
MP2 ($34.07)
MP3 ($168.18)
CO ($106.66)

Preflop: Hero is BB with A, Q
7 folds, SB bets $3, Hero calls $2

Flop: ($6) 2, 3, 5 (2 players)
SB bets $3.83, Hero calls $3.83

Turn: ($13.66) Q (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $8, SB raises to $93.17 (All-In)

I am pretty sure that I'd sit and scratch my head for a sec, and then probably shrug-call. We obv play against villain a respectable amount, and I think the note on this hand will have more than enough value regardless if he's just randomly spazzing or for some reason proplaying set/overpair. My first inclination is that he decided you were on a club draw and he has a weak hand, or no hand, or at best something like Qxcc with a worse Q than ours. But again, if he's proplaying a monster, welp, he gets paid I guess.

yea i think shrug-call. if he has a set or KK+ then gj to him, he's a tard and you get to take a note that he doesn't barrel whatever hand he shows up with and that's pretty important. i think you can consider raising flop some of the time also, but flatting is probably better.

call.

yeah definitely a call.

Call he has KQcc

High five screen & call

^ lol

what was villain's fcb?

he has bluffs too here

73% flop cbet
or you mean fold to cbet? I think this one is irrevelant here?

I can see a fold being good occasionally.......but only when timing out due to me doing my happy dance.

i meant fcb.