Hi there guys,
So I am not involved in this pot, but this villain made a move and I just couldn't range him accurately, or maybe I have?
Villain 1: Regular, was an online crusher but has swapped to live in the last 3 months and is just building his roll/learning, seen him go on massive swings night to night, seems a bit tilty due to playing some weird hands, I would say all in all, competent LAG. (On the BB) (Covers)
Villain 2: Just got to table, seems to competent. Haven't really seen anything get out of line. Seems to be rec, not a regular, I did see him a few nights ago when he was on a heater and getting hit by the deck. Not sure of V1 and V2s history. (UTG+1) ($170ish)
V3: Not much to say, rec player, kind of bad, large range, lost a big hand and is tilty, prob going for double up or home.
V2 limps preflop, another villain raises to $12, another villain calls, V3 (cut off) shoves for $80 on top (His range is super wide, he is just tilty atm, I'm guessing A9+, 8s+), V1 calls, V2 tank calls, everyone else folds.
$250 pot
V1 moves in blind without seeing the flop. V2 is playing with $80 behind. V1 covers.
What does V1 have?
Construct a range?
I put him on AA, KK (maybe?) or AK (even ugh doubt it). If he does have AA, he prob doesn't want to 4bet as he knows CO's range is wide and may induce a ton of calls and he is happy to get in against multiple villains for 50%+ of their stack. (Everyone else is about $200 or less, besides 2 other players and we aren't in the hand)
Any things possible but if v2 is limp calling half his stack he's mostly not too competent unless this was a l/rr play with AA or KK aborted to allow v1 to commit otf.
V1 could have a hand that is ahead of v3 range and is shoving to get v2 to fold all unmade hands and medium pairs. So any Kx, Ax and a bunch of pairs 88+ say.
Obv he could have the premium range you mentioned as well.
It's hard to say without knowing how deep the first pf raiser is. I wouldn't be surprised to see V1 with TT-QQ and not wanting to let himself be scared by an overcard.
Thanks guys,
the all in blind really threw me off.
I couldn't even figure a range wider than AA there, besides the other 2 hands, even Queens maybe, but the range defined definitely makes sense, it's only $80 into $250.
Say you're V2 and holding 88 and the flop comes out A T 3 rainbow, what do you do?
I guess the better question is, when an over card hits, what do you do? The $250 pot is locked already.
