Hello peeps,

this is my first time posting a hand here, I've just discovered the pelopoker.com builder which makes things much easier for me despite it's massive flaws, so hopefully will be posting more often here, so you can rip me apart and toughen me up.

Hero has 87.

Villain (Action G) has been in the game for about 1h30 and run up his initial 80$ nicely. Came in half drunk from whisky and champagne, but seems to have sobered up quite a bit with a few coffees.

I've played with him A LOT. He has several gears (depending on his mood/drunkenness), but overall loves action. When he is on tilt/excited he can be a little reckless, especially with shortish stacks, going allin pre with anything remotely pretty, shoving flops with any draw, etc.

With a larger stack, he still doesn't like to fold and is not afraid of big pots, but plays much more seriously. He won't be spewing off his stack.

I have a good idea of what I regret doing in this hand, but am very interested in your opinions, including on alternative scenarios that we can discuss later.

Thanks for your input!

http://www.pelopoker.com/show_replay...35&hostid=1000

terrible call on the river imo (what did you think he had?) and also should of led out on turn and than if he raised you there you could have probably folded, since he would most likely just be flatting with a K


also what did villan have in the end?

What do you think he had? What do you think his range is on the flop, turn, river?

i would say AK isnt an option since he flatted preflop and sets could be eliminated since he bet so small on the river so possibly 6/9 and he got scared of the board pairing so bet small on river

I felt I had to call for pot odds. I've seen him min bet bluff missed draws, so I can't exlude an A6dd or TP for example, or even some random button clicking with say 66.

He overlimped pre, but dynamics at the table had been pretty crazy (Stewey and Vince love to raise), so he could also have been planning on a check shove preflop.

would he have been making that big of a raise on the flop with 66?

also, i feel as though he would have checked back A6dd on the turn instead of betting again
and taken a free card