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1/2 NL 9's in sb facing big river bet 1/2 NL 9's in sb facing big river bet

07-06-2014 , 12:49 AM
1/2 NL

Villains stack is ~200
Hero covers

Not much history on villain, have played with him a few times and I do know he likes to bluff quite a bit. Kinda spewy, definitely a losing player. I've seen him bluff off a 1k stack in about 30 minutes one night when he was hammered.

Hero is in SB, Villain on the button.

3 Limpers to Hero, Hero raises to 12 and button only caller.

Flop: 5 4 3

Hero bets 25, villain calls.

Turn: J

Hero checks, Villain bets 45, Hero calls.

River K

Hero checks, Villain bets 115.

Hero

Is this a snap fold? Or should I consider calling here?
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07-06-2014 , 07:16 AM
You should be bet/folding the turn here. Vs normal villains this is an easy fold on river but if this villain is a super spewy losing player and we have no reason to suspect he is playing well right now then I would hero call this river (without tells). Unfortunately, we are completely in the dark as to what he may have because you checked the turn to him.
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07-06-2014 , 07:24 AM
Not sure the raise sizing is correct PF here...however as played b/f OTT as well and likely smaller bet if I am leading flop or different raise sizing PF to allow a $25 C- bet

Last edited by RunninMan5K; 07-06-2014 at 07:25 AM. Reason: Spelling
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07-06-2014 , 12:49 PM
Bet fold turn unless you think he bluff raises too much then you simply bet 3bet. Raise to $18 to $20 pre or limp in
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