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Originally Posted by LovePocket10's
When V1 CR me I had the worst gut feeling that I was beat. I couldn't imagine him doing that with anything worse than two pair, and that wasn't an option in that board, I also didnt believe he would raise pre with 66 or 33. I flat called though.
River brought an 8, and V1 led out for $100. At this point the possibility of him having AA or KK seemed like a option due to him not shoving. I called again. He showed JJ. I wasn't surprised. I really think I butchered this hand by not going with my gut OTT, but I just convinced myself he couldn't REALLY have it, you know? Anyway, non thinking V2 called the $45 all in with Q10o and ended up rivering the nuts, and winning the smaller pot.
I dont get to play near as much live poker as I would like.
That makes hands like these harder to swallow because I get to let it fester in my head until the next time I get to play.
Yeah I know everyone is like "snap call I has set" and against 99% of opponents that's great, but there are quite a few old men who will only raise JJ on this turn and nothing else. He might raise a lower set but he's the PFR and those just aren't in his range. All he can have is JJ or an overpair, and lotta old men are not going to raise with just an overpair.
There are guys where I play I would snap fold this. The other day I saw this OMC do a CRAI on K65tt. He had raised UTG. I snap folded my 65 because he has KK, period. That's it. He gets called twice and sure enough KK. Triples up. Goes back to folding for the next three hours. I did get into a hand with him later where I won a decent pot vs his TPTK but the difference was I was the PFR, I have an aggressive image, and he was just calling my bets, not raising them. If a deep stacked, tight old man shoves and seems happy about it, he's probably got the nuts.
Just make a mental note of the guy and move on. Try to catalogue people who play this tight because it's very valuable knowing which players will only raise with the nuts.