Hi all,

1/3 game that is overall extremely loose passive. Excellent game overall.

V1: is new in the last hour. He is very loose aggressive. He is playing way too many hands-nearly 80% of hands. He is a middle aged white male. He ALWAYS limp calls any raise that I have seen so far. Something interesting about this guy is that he donk leads a lot and will often empty the clip. I have not seen him show down too many hands yet-He showed down two hands which he won.

H: younger guy. Playing tight overall. V is on my direct right. I have about $400 to start the hand and V covers. V won a pretty big pot against me on an ugly run out prior to this where I had to fold the river.

OTTH: 3 people limp including V in the cutoff. I have KK and raise to $25 on the button and only V calls. I like my sizing here since V limp calls everything so far (could have even gone bigger prob!)

($60) Flop: 689

Definitely a way better flop for his range than mine.

He leads $40 into me.

I call.

I think he can be doing this with a variety of hands. Hearts, a 7, two pair

($140) Turn is a 3 I bet $80.

He SNAP calls.

($300)

River is a 9

He bets $145 into me.

Thoughts?

Getting a good price here. Flushes miss. It's good I don't have the Khere. any 7 misses. I think he can have a 9 a fair amount of the time based on his donk lead.

I would have raised on the flop. This board is too wet to just call a $40 bet on the flop. I'm folding on this river the way the hand was played. Only thing you beat is a missed draw. $145 can be used later on against this guy it sounds like to me.

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So does he check the turn? As played call, based on his image and run out. I'm very happy to call. There are good reasons to raise the flop too. You're in position and can make use of that.

Exploit him by raising bigger pf and raise gii on the flop. Turn bet is also way too small.

This looks exactly like 9x which kind of sucks because it's tough to fold given all the draws bricked and we counterfeited 2P hands. Kind of situation where I sigh call and then quietly punch myself in the balls under the table when he shows 94o.

Yes he checked the turn.

I did consider raising the flop. I didn't expect him to check the turn

I agree with both of these after reviewing the hand. I think it may be hard to gii on the flop though. Maybe the turn would be easier

I just mean if he raises after you raise flop, don't fold.