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Originally Posted by 3baker
Its 1am in Oklahoma. Ive been at this 1/2 table for about 1.5hrs.
Hero is a mid 20s white guy but I look like Im 18. Havent been getting out of line and have been card dead. Dragged a few small pots. No significant show downs. Stack $420
V1 - 50s white guy. Plays seemingly tight passive. Stack $300
V2 - sits down about 2 orbits ago directly to my right. Hispanic, 30 years old, with full sleeve tattoos and "PTB" Tattoed in big letters on his forehead. Lots of flashy jewlry. Unsurprisingly hes played LAG and has doubled up twice. Has been opening to $25-$35 often, when the normal open is $8-$13. Over values top pair. Stack $800
OTTT
folds to V1 in MP who opens to 12, folds to V2 who 3 bets to $45. I put his range at TT+, KQo+, any suited broadway, and A2s+. I look down at JdJc. I considered a 4! to iso V2 whos range is wide, but with V1 still to act I decide to flat ip, planning to fold if he 4!. V1 calls.
(Pot $135)
Flop comes Kh,Qh,3d
Checks to me, I dont see a point in betting, hero checks behind.
Turn Js, board is Kh,Qh,3d,Js
V1 checks, V2 bets $125, Hero calls. V1 folds.
(Pot $385)
River is Ks, board is Kh,Qh,3d,Js,Ks.
Villians thinks for about 3 seconds and anounces $225, effectively putting me all in...
Hero?
Obvious spot to GII here. Because this hand is on the forum, I'm guessing he showed up with QQ, maybe KQ or K3 (or even KK, which would be kind of neat). There are simply way too many hands you beat to fold here though. Villain could have also done this with busted flush draws, AK, AQ, AT, and 33. Since villain 3b, I'm weighting the range to AK/KQ.
Some more information would be needed to fold. For me his cbet % is important. If he normally cbets, I would be wary of a slowplayed 2p. Still, I doubt I ever find a fold here.