HU. I have $1,200 opponent covers. Opponent raises preflop to $18 and I call with 778J. The flop is 7c 6h 4h, and I check and he bet $36. He raises preflop 100% of the time and bets the flop more than 90% of the time. What is your plan?
In the game I check/raised to $100 with the plan of calling a raise and then dumping it on the turn if nothing changed. He called. The turn came a 9o and I led out $250, with the plan of folding if he goes all in.
2nd HAND ----
Opponent has $450 and I cover. I raise with KQJ7 and he raises to $48 and I call. The flop is J74r and he check/calls my pot bet. The turn comes a 4 and he checks (his stack size is about one pot bet at this point). I am just trying to wrap my head around this situation here... is he more likely to have an overpair or a straight draw (or something else)? and how can you tell?
If you're playing HU, it's online right? Because it's way more convenient for people to read your thread if you just plug the hand into the handy-dandy converter at the top of the page so we don't have to try to backtrack through previous streets to figure out what the pot size and the effective stacks are.
i dont play PLO HU higher than 200 but i would be checking the turn in the first hand. you got alot of equity but propably wont get much value out of worse by betting (66,44 and some combos like 678). i think he will bluff alot if you check. when the river pairs you could get action if you play it like this.
