2/5 Flopped top set vs Reg
03-29-2018
, 11:36 AM
Info:
Hero: Random guy that isn`t perceived as a fish
Villain: Reg that has had several hands this session in which he open huge preflop cbets on a low card board and shuts down when overcards to his very obvious high PP come on turn and river. Not the type of player who makes herocalls, at least he hasn`t done so since sitting down. He limps small PP and other cards that he wants to play for cheap. He is not the time that makes thin vbets and I believe what makes him "good" is that he isn`t overplaying hands and getting into tacky situations.
Hand:
UTG+1 (1k) opens to 35$ (kinda standard open at this table)
folds to hero (1k) in CO (7
7
)
(surprisingly everyone else folds)
flop 80$
468
Villain bets 45
Hero calls
Turn (170$)
468A
Villain checks
Hero bets 90$
Villain calls after 10 Seconds
River (350$)
468AA
Villain checks
Hero thinks for 20 seconds and bets 525$
Villain folds after 10 seconds
After his check on the turn I think it`s rather obvious that he has TT-KK and I have to bet two streets to get him to fold. The Ace on the river is pretty much the nut worst card for a bluff in the deck, thus I elect to overbet huge.
On most runouts I would have raised the turn and bet big on the river, because we have all the sets, and he pretty much has only 88 (would have limped 66/44/57s) and overpairs.
Thoughts on my line and thoughts on how to play a "real" set on this board vs a reg that thinks that you are playing solid? Weird dynamic, because normally we should be going to the flop 5ways.
Hero: Random guy that isn`t perceived as a fish
Villain: Reg that has had several hands this session in which he open huge preflop cbets on a low card board and shuts down when overcards to his very obvious high PP come on turn and river. Not the type of player who makes herocalls, at least he hasn`t done so since sitting down. He limps small PP and other cards that he wants to play for cheap. He is not the time that makes thin vbets and I believe what makes him "good" is that he isn`t overplaying hands and getting into tacky situations.
Hand:
UTG+1 (1k) opens to 35$ (kinda standard open at this table)
folds to hero (1k) in CO (7
7) (surprisingly everyone else folds)
flop 80$
4
68 Villain bets 45
Hero calls
Turn (170$)
4
68AVillain checks
Hero bets 90$
Villain calls after 10 Seconds
River (350$)
4
68AAVillain checks
Hero thinks for 20 seconds and bets 525$
Villain folds after 10 seconds
After his check on the turn I think it`s rather obvious that he has TT-KK and I have to bet two streets to get him to fold. The Ace on the river is pretty much the nut worst card for a bluff in the deck, thus I elect to overbet huge.
On most runouts I would have raised the turn and bet big on the river, because we have all the sets, and he pretty much has only 88 (would have limped 66/44/57s) and overpairs.
Thoughts on my line and thoughts on how to play a "real" set on this board vs a reg that thinks that you are playing solid? Weird dynamic, because normally we should be going to the flop 5ways.
03-29-2018
, 11:59 AM
