600 dollar pot with AQ
06-05-2013
, 04:28 AM
1/2 game wednesday morning at 1:00. Table is 7 handed with 2 super loose bad players across from me that I have played many hands with as of late.
V1- is a fat asian guy in his early 20s. Stupid agro, recently squeezed from the bb to 210 over 5 18 dollar calls pre and showed 52o. I have seen him play terrible LAGy poker the past couple of weeks constantly making huge raises and re raises with terrible hands. I know he is a terrible player and that if I can make a decent hand against him he will be an easy guy to double through. $600 effective
V2- is a russian guy in his early thirties, super aggressive constantly raising the flop. Buys in for 100 dollars at a time and is always trying to double up. Went through 3 100 dollar buy ins in the past hour. I have seen him play a lot the past two weeks. His stack right now is about 240 effective.
V1 and V2 have been going at it in hands since I have been at the table and bad mouthing each others play even though they both play super loose spewwy terrible styles. They both obviously have seen me play as well, I think their view of me is better than average. However I have only been at the table for about an hour and have no previous hands with them that affect this hand.
I open A
QUTG +2 over 1 limper. V1 calls OTB V2 calls in BB. I feel like i am smashing both of their ranges at this point and would have been happy playing for stacks pre.
Flop is Ah 2s 4s. pot ~50 I feel like I am ahead still, both would have re raised with AK pre. V2 in the BB checks pretty quickly, I bet 40 to charge flush draws, and I figured that was max value I could attain at the time.
V2 calls OTB. I am happy with this figure he could have any piece of the flop.
V1 then quickly slides his two 100 dollar stacks in the middle and is all in. My gut says snap call as I feel like he is simply just making a move. The pot was 50 on the flop then it went 40 + 40 = 130 V2 then ships it for 210 total. Making it 340 170 more for me to call putting me basically all in. I cover V2 by 10 dollars.
I am in the tank going over what he could possibly have and the only thing I can think of that he would do this with is a flush draw. I feel like he would lead with any value hand because the table has been so loose and that is usually what he does. If he has a hand he is not checking from what I have seen. The entire time I am thinking he his just looking at V1 and looks very worried about him and not me. This again makes me think that he could have a flush draw or maybe a straight draw and is looking to take down the pot right here. I dont think that he has 35 for the nut straight, and if he had a hand like that why would he check the flop with 2 spades? A set is always possible as is A2 and A4. I doubt V1 can call if I do even if he has a flush draw or and a smaller ace.
I end up making the call, and V1 eventually calls OTB for an over 600 dollar pot. I am not thrilled with that at all. I table my hand once every thing is counted out and neither one of them do which makes me feel like I could be ahead and hopefully they both have spade draws.
Thoughts? I wouldnt normally be trying to play such a large pot with such a vulnerable hand but this was a villain dependent situation for sure.
V1- is a fat asian guy in his early 20s. Stupid agro, recently squeezed from the bb to 210 over 5 18 dollar calls pre and showed 52o. I have seen him play terrible LAGy poker the past couple of weeks constantly making huge raises and re raises with terrible hands. I know he is a terrible player and that if I can make a decent hand against him he will be an easy guy to double through. $600 effective
V2- is a russian guy in his early thirties, super aggressive constantly raising the flop. Buys in for 100 dollars at a time and is always trying to double up. Went through 3 100 dollar buy ins in the past hour. I have seen him play a lot the past two weeks. His stack right now is about 240 effective.
V1 and V2 have been going at it in hands since I have been at the table and bad mouthing each others play even though they both play super loose spewwy terrible styles. They both obviously have seen me play as well, I think their view of me is better than average. However I have only been at the table for about an hour and have no previous hands with them that affect this hand.
I open A
QUTG +2 over 1 limper. V1 calls OTB V2 calls in BB. I feel like i am smashing both of their ranges at this point and would have been happy playing for stacks pre. Flop is Ah 2s 4s. pot ~50 I feel like I am ahead still, both would have re raised with AK pre. V2 in the BB checks pretty quickly, I bet 40 to charge flush draws, and I figured that was max value I could attain at the time.
V2 calls OTB. I am happy with this figure he could have any piece of the flop.
V1 then quickly slides his two 100 dollar stacks in the middle and is all in. My gut says snap call as I feel like he is simply just making a move. The pot was 50 on the flop then it went 40 + 40 = 130 V2 then ships it for 210 total. Making it 340 170 more for me to call putting me basically all in. I cover V2 by 10 dollars.
I am in the tank going over what he could possibly have and the only thing I can think of that he would do this with is a flush draw. I feel like he would lead with any value hand because the table has been so loose and that is usually what he does. If he has a hand he is not checking from what I have seen. The entire time I am thinking he his just looking at V1 and looks very worried about him and not me. This again makes me think that he could have a flush draw or maybe a straight draw and is looking to take down the pot right here. I dont think that he has 35 for the nut straight, and if he had a hand like that why would he check the flop with 2 spades? A set is always possible as is A2 and A4. I doubt V1 can call if I do even if he has a flush draw or and a smaller ace.
I end up making the call, and V1 eventually calls OTB for an over 600 dollar pot. I am not thrilled with that at all. I table my hand once every thing is counted out and neither one of them do which makes me feel like I could be ahead and hopefully they both have spade draws.
Thoughts? I wouldnt normally be trying to play such a large pot with such a vulnerable hand but this was a villain dependent situation for sure.
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