1/3. Hero new to table, bought in max $500. EP limper several hands ago jammed 66 for $200 eff. and scooped. Unknown postflop tendencies though. Hero overlimps 98dd otb, BB is fish and checks option.
I'm fine with whatever preflop. Being this deep I think a raise is fine since it still creates a very playable SPR, good for metagame, etc., but I have no problem with an overlimp either.
I might bet slightly less (also more stabby looking) on the flop to prevent building a huge pot in bad cooler situations, but whatever.
Same sorta thinking on the turn, but again whatever. Against aggro players (and perhaps players we're unsure of) I would be perfectly cool with a check back to setup a bluffcatch too.
How did this guy get in his $200 preflop with 66? Limp, see a raise and a bunch of calls, and then jam? Or simply lol open jam?
Probably leaning to a sigh call if this guy can at all be aggro, but not exactly loving life either and I think there is a good argument for a fold. We basically only beat a busted flush draw, but how often does a busted flush draw take this line against constant strength? KK isn't out of the question, pretty much all playable 8x hands now beat us, and a couple of backdoors got there. The only thing that perhaps could be considered "good" is that he bet large on the river, which can be taken as "please fold", but it could also be taken as "please have an 8, which is what it looks like you have, and pay off large".
As I understand it you wanted to limp pre bc he might l/rr ultra wide - that's fine if that's why you limped bc otherwise it's a standard raise over one limper.
As I understand it you wanted to limp pre bc he might l/rr ultra wide - that's fine if that's why you limped bc otherwise it's a standard raise over one limper.
Well also keeping BB in the pot was a consideration.
River is a pretty standard call. We are never getting called by a range that we beat when we raise. But theres still plenty of spaz left when he leads.
And #potodds
Against a single limper I'd probably raise this pre to try and knock out the blinds and play HU in position against this guy. EP limpers tend to have small PP type hands and are going to x/f 80% of flops. Isoing weak limpers with any playable hand and betting 100% of flops is still printing money.
As played, I don't think I'm good enough to fold an 8 here, even though x/c, x/c, donk lines tend to be nutted. I call but I don't love it. We don't beat anything competently played for value. We are hoping for either spazz bluffs or incompetently played Kx.