Deep stacked 1/2 with Top Two Pair facing big aggression
01-11-2019
, 04:43 PM
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Live 1/2 game, hero is 20 something asian male, villain (SB) is 20 something white male who seems like a regular. We've been playing for a few hours and he seems to play TAG, has shown that he can bluff in a couple of big spots. Table dynamic is very wild with two extremely volatile players with deep stacks (UTG+2 and CO).
Hero in BB with A
K
UTG ($500) raises to 5
UTG+2 ($700) calls
HJ ($200) calls
CO ($550) calls
Button ($240) calls
SB ($540) calls
Hero raises ($800) to 30
Everyone calls 30.
6 players to a flop
(180 in pot)
Flop: K
3
5
Hero bets $70
folds to SB who raises to 220
Hero calls
($620 in pot) Turn is A
SB jams for 290
Hero?
Thanks
Hero in BB with A
KUTG ($500) raises to 5
UTG+2 ($700) calls
HJ ($200) calls
CO ($550) calls
Button ($240) calls
SB ($540) calls
Hero raises ($800) to 30
Everyone calls 30.
6 players to a flop
(180 in pot)
Flop: K
3 5Hero bets $70
folds to SB who raises to 220
Hero calls
($620 in pot) Turn is A
SB jams for 290
Hero?
Thanks
Flop is interesting because at first glance I'm thinking a young thinking reg would likely raise here with sets, 2p and some backdoor combo draws. And yes, v will show up with these when your raise size is so small and he's getting incredible odds to call. However, your flop sizing looks weak I think, the board is not textured but you do have the entire table to act behind, and v may be making moves based on this alone. Your line should be to bet larger here 3/4 or pot because of how many players involved I think.
Turn is a call, sure his bluffs get there and his sets remain nutted but you need to call off when you call flop and improve turn.
