1/3 on a Saturday night. Game is good with a few action players playing pretty deep.
Pre:
V1 - UTG +1 ($800) - hasn't been at the table long, but he already won a big pot calling down a maniacs 3 barrel with top/top on a pretty wet board. He's a sort of loud/boisterous/annoying type. He seems relatively competent but nonetheless overconfident in his game. If anything I think he's probably a bit too aggressive and value bets too thinly.
Makes it $15 to go
V2 - CO ($400) - Loose passive older gentlemen.
Calls
Hero - BTN ($1,000) - 30something white dude should be perceived as pretty TAgish.
Looks down at 45 and calls
V3 - BB ($500) - probably fishiest player at the table, on 3rd buy in and trying to save face by lying about how much he wins at sports betting.
Calls
Flop ($56): 2
Q
3
V1 -
Bets $25
V2 -
Folds
Hero -
Calls
V3 -
Folds
Turn ($106): 2
Q
3
Q
V1 -
Thinks for a while and checks
Hero -
Checks behind
I considered a bet, but I was weighting him towards 77-JJ and I didn't think I could get him off of them. Looking back I don't think I really mind him calling, so I think this should probably be a bet.
River ($106): 2
Q
3
Q
6
V1 -
Tosses out $50 pretty quickly
Hero -
?
At this point I'm pretty happy about where I'm at vs. his range and I'd like to get some more money in the pot. Can I put in a small raise/fold to target those mid pairs that might get too sticky and maybe the oddly played AQ,KQ,KK,AA or do I just have to call? Open to comments on all streets.
Last edited by jimicornerstone; 05-01-2017 at 12:20 PM.