v(650ish) Seems like a reg, in a few spots I've seen him in, seems to be an average player with average aggression. Got it in pre-flop with
- AK where he opened from ep, 2 calls in between, bu 3b, bb calls, v ships for 430ish.
- Bluffed from bb in a HU up, open from mp, only v called in bb flop JT9r x/x, turn 9 v leads for psb call, river J bets pot again, gets called and shows 45.
- Defended bb with QJss hu pot, flop J84hhh x,x t9c x/c hpb, river 2h x/x. Surprised he didn't lead turn here.

H(covers) has an aggressive but winning image, has been in line other than making cbets in a few pots. Flopped a set, got paid for a decent size pot, V saw, has about 700ish.

limp from ep, v makes it 18 from mp, h in bb calls with 75, ep folds.

F(40): KT5 x/x
T(40): Q H leads for 15, V raises to 45, H calls.
R(130): 5 h?

Fold or 3bet pre, calling is no bueno.

AP, OTR, you could make a case for leading and then folding (if hes passive) or you could check and look to raise-fold...We can get called by lots of 2p hands but a reraise is always boats

I agree w pre bc you are in a blind and not the button.
If you are the back 2 seats, calling is fine.

As played, I’m leading the river big. Like just dropping 120-200 here.



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I would:
Fold pre.
x/r or fold turn.
x/c or bet/fold river.

Check raising the river is really bad. What do you think his range is for checking back the flop, raising turn, and betting the river? It's a check/sigh-call when he bets the river.

Also don't really know what's going on with your bet sizing ott. Just trying to fold out 66-99? Would prefer 3/4 pot or check/call.

If I check the river, it’s a snap call.
If I bet the river, it could be either fold or call depending on the villain and if/how they may have adjusted to the crap I pull at a table.


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