1/2 300 max at midwest indian casino

Villain MP1 ($covers) - Drunk lawyer reg. One of the fishiest regulars at this casino. Calls too wide pre, overvalues TP (even with bad kickers). Fairly aggressive post, will raise draws as well as top pair hands. 3bets normal range pre (AA, KK, AK, QQ). Won $60k share of bad beat jackpot a few days prior and has been at the casino spewing every day since.

Hero CO ($525) - Tag regular. Have played maybe ~40 hrs with villain, but villain drinks 100% of the time when playing cards and probably does not remember me. Villain did see me win big pot to get my current stack at a previous table that broke (raise 11 pre over 1 limp w AKo, villain flats, limper 3bet to 47, hero and villain flat, flop K72cc villain leads 20, limp/3bettor raise to 65, I ship 225, villain folds limp/3bettor calls and my hand is good). We have also played one other relevant hand: I overlimp (3 previous limpers) on BTN with A8s, villain chks BB, flop A67r chk to me I bet 7 villain calls, turn 8 he chks I bet 15 he raises to 40 I call. River 3, he leads for 40 I call. Villain had A3o.

Hero is dealt Ah3h in the cutoff.

UTG raises to $5, UTG+2 calls, Villain calls, Hero calls, SB calls, BB calls.

Pot: $30
Flop: AdKh8h

UTG checks, UTG+2 checks, Villain bets $15, Hero raises to $50, folds to Villain who 3b to $150, Hero calls

Was torn between shipping and calling here. Based on history with villain and his general spewiness I think folding is a mistake. Villain would 3b AA/KK/AK pre, so only value range on flop is A8, K8, 88; could also be doing this with AQ/AJ/AT and combo draws.

Pot: $330
Turn: AdKh8h3s

Villain bets $155, Hero calls

Pretty standard call here getting 3-1 here with two pair plus nut flush draw correct? Is anyone thinking of shipping here? Know he is capable of doing this with draws and weakish aces and wanted to keep both of these in his range now that I can beat almost any ace.

Pot: $640
River: AdKh8h3s5s

Villain bets allin, $220 to call, Hero?

Comments on all streets appreciated.

Uh.. what. You're not folding ever on the river so Unsure what advise you're looking for.

Shove turn can definitely be recommended in case you dont want him to shut down on a scare card.

Raising flop is marginal

There is no point in this hand I'm folding against a drunk whale who has been spewing for days and is fishy in general.

Flop: Are you raising for value on the flop? Once he 3!, what range did you give him? I don't like 4! shipping here, because with an aggressive whale, I think you still get paid when you hit.

Turn: I'd be much more likely to ship here then on the flop. I think calling is okay.

River: Seems like a snap call against this villain. You said AK is not in his range, and you beat most 2pair except A8. There's way more combinations of high aces and worse 2pair then there are of A8 and sets. Add to that you said he is a drunk lawyer fish who is on a spew rampage. I'm beating him into the pot.

Lol call

As played we call off.

I am not a fan of the flop raise even though "OMGz top pair and a FD", against a whale like that, we wait to hit our hand and value town his arse when we hit.

Oh, everyone calls the flop? Great. I'm happy

He just doesn't care about this money. 60k jackpot + a lawyer

A8o? NH

++++

Again, not sure what you are looking for here ...

This is what you get when you enter hands against what you consider 'unaware' opponents. You get the chance that they actually hit a hand now and again (or they wouldn't come back). We assume you lost here since 85% of the hands posted are generally losses.

I tend to agree with most here .. flat Flop, shove Turn with strong hand and nut draw.

There really is no folding here on the River AP, but you will lose here sometimes. GL

Raising the flop is a mistake imo.

I assumed my hand was ahead of his range on the flop, so the raise is for value. Even though I'm probably ahead equity-wise I would not have minded taking it down on the flop with the raise.

I was pretty tired when I wrote up this HH and thought it would be better to leave a decision on the river for some reason. I tanked 45 secs or so to go over the hand but didn't ever really think about folding. I'm actually more interested in flop and turn decisions than river.