I have second immediate position on the fish at the table. As I sit down I see him check call the turn and lead the river, showing down 2-7o for the rivered two pair. He bought in full but seems to be a big station who bets out when they have it.


First hand: I am in the BB with k5. A few limpers including the rec. player. Flop comes Ks Qx 5s

I donk out for 8 into about 5. Two callers including the rec. player. Pot is 27.

Turn is an off suit 7. I lead for 30 and only rec. player calls. He tanks for a while and looks like he considers raising. Pot is 87.

River is an off suit J. I plan on betting 50 most of the time but villain leads the river for 50.

Hero . . .

I have about 200 and rec. player covers. He makes it 6 from middle position, two other people call and I call from the button with Ks 9s. Pot is 24.

I don't remember the exact action but here, but, I end up check raising the turn when I have four to the backdoor flush and I overshove a blank river and he tank folds.

A few hands later . . .

Hand Two: I make it 8 with AA from middle position rec. player calls in position, and the bb calls. Pot is 22.

Flop comes q 2 3 rainbow. I lead 15, rec. player seems to consider raising then calls. Pot is 51

Turn comes an off suit 6. I bet 38 and he shoves for 102 more.

Hero . . .

First hand call...

We have kings up and from the description he could be betting worse..

Third hand is a trivial fold..Even though we don give him so much credit for straights, he can have lot of two pair here since u said he called 27o..


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First hand I guess just call. Want to shove but probably too thin without better reads that he's a total whale.

Hand 2 I snap. Some players, it's definitely a fold. But reads show nothing to suggest he can't show up with QJ all day here, so...

Raise bigger pre.

Hand 1: Without a better read on his range call river. The KQJ board is way too ugly to raise but two pair is too good to fold with history that says he always has KJ or better.

Middle hand: Fold preflop. Your stack is too short to be fishing with K9s. This is the sort of situation where it would sometimes be OK to be the one raising if there had been some limps in front but you shouldn't be calling a raise.

Hand 2: Depends on soul reading villain. Given the limited information I probably end up calling but it's marginal either way.