JJ - 1/2 Home Game - caught in middle
12-24-2013
, 11:31 AM
This is a home run game were pretty much everyone is a reg with plenty of history. Although not many of the players spend any time together outside of the game .. so not a 'normal' home game.
V1 - UTG+1 - $130 - Older but very LAG, opening range includes pp/any suited semi-connected cards from any position. Will c-bet 90% of time but does have a bit of a bet sizing tell. When running well has called $300 with KQs all-in PF in previous sessions ... so the bigger the stack the bigger the gamble.
Hero -UTG+2 - $190 - mixes ranges and play up session to session but generally limp/calls a lot from any position and is considered loose by seeing a lot of Flops and continuing/floating with a piece of the board. Generally not taken seriously in a hand until Turn action takes place or 3/4 betting.
V2 - MP1 - $220 - Actually new to Hero and has shown only one move .. shove the Flop when in a hand!! V has only played 5 hands, raising 4 times from EP and shoving each Flop, never showing his hand. 5th time he called raise from BB and check/shoved with OESFD. Started session with only $60.
V3 - B - $420 - Very solid TAG, but defends BB and B like a LAG for some reason. Will limp/call from AA-98s on B (but no where else!!)
V1 opens to $12, Hero flats with J
J
, V2 & V3 call, blinds fold.
($51) Flop: 6
7
3
V1 bets $30 ... V3 starts stacking chips for his 'all in' play and actually moved them a little forward before looking at Hero to see his action. Hero sees V1 bet sizing as 'value' meaning overpair/solid draw/made strt/set. Generally V1 will both under and oversize c-bet this board if he has 7x/air type hands. He is ready to play this hand and Hero has no reason to believe that V3 is not shoving.
Granted the PF re-raise was there but just not taken this hand. Hero has done this plenty in the past and generally just takes down the dead money unless beat or AK/AQs (88 at worst) come along. Table knows that a Hero 3-bet is serious from EP, generally any position.
There would be $120 in the side with V2 unless V4 wakes up with something here. Hero has red cards ... Hero?
V1 - UTG+1 - $130 - Older but very LAG, opening range includes pp/any suited semi-connected cards from any position. Will c-bet 90% of time but does have a bit of a bet sizing tell. When running well has called $300 with KQs all-in PF in previous sessions ... so the bigger the stack the bigger the gamble.
Hero -UTG+2 - $190 - mixes ranges and play up session to session but generally limp/calls a lot from any position and is considered loose by seeing a lot of Flops and continuing/floating with a piece of the board. Generally not taken seriously in a hand until Turn action takes place or 3/4 betting.
V2 - MP1 - $220 - Actually new to Hero and has shown only one move .. shove the Flop when in a hand!! V has only played 5 hands, raising 4 times from EP and shoving each Flop, never showing his hand. 5th time he called raise from BB and check/shoved with OESFD. Started session with only $60.
V3 - B - $420 - Very solid TAG, but defends BB and B like a LAG for some reason. Will limp/call from AA-98s on B (but no where else!!)
V1 opens to $12, Hero flats with J
J, V2 & V3 call, blinds fold.($51) Flop: 6
73V1 bets $30 ... V3 starts stacking chips for his 'all in' play and actually moved them a little forward before looking at Hero to see his action. Hero sees V1 bet sizing as 'value' meaning overpair/solid draw/made strt/set. Generally V1 will both under and oversize c-bet this board if he has 7x/air type hands. He is ready to play this hand and Hero has no reason to believe that V3 is not shoving.
Granted the PF re-raise was there but just not taken this hand. Hero has done this plenty in the past and generally just takes down the dead money unless beat or AK/AQs (88 at worst) come along. Table knows that a Hero 3-bet is serious from EP, generally any position.
There would be $120 in the side with V2 unless V4 wakes up with something here. Hero has red cards ... Hero?
