TPTK vs raise on dry flop
12-10-2015
, 05:29 AM
Just looking for some input on what you'd do here;
2/4 10 players
Big-stack villain has called pretty loose so far today but has also shown down many monsters. He would be about 45/15
Table is generally loose-passive with each orbit having a raise and about 3-4 callers.
Hero ($400) is UTG with A
K
Hero opens to $20
3 callers
Pot ($80)
Flop is A
J 9
Hero bets $40
2 callers ($120 and $150 behind)
Pot $200
Big-stack Villain ($1000) raises to $120 (Pot now $320)
Hero is facing $120 call for $320 with 2 players left behind. Hero has ~$340.
Hero?
Now I have my own range for this villain, but I just want to see what the general consensus is here, assuming a 45/15 range. I haven't seen him slow play any monsters, he tends to play pretty straight forwardly post-flop.
2/4 10 players
Big-stack villain has called pretty loose so far today but has also shown down many monsters. He would be about 45/15
Table is generally loose-passive with each orbit having a raise and about 3-4 callers.
Hero ($400) is UTG with A
KHero opens to $20
3 callers
Pot ($80)
Flop is A
J 9Hero bets $40
2 callers ($120 and $150 behind)
Pot $200
Big-stack Villain ($1000) raises to $120 (Pot now $320)
Hero is facing $120 call for $320 with 2 players left behind. Hero has ~$340.
Hero?
Now I have my own range for this villain, but I just want to see what the general consensus is here, assuming a 45/15 range. I haven't seen him slow play any monsters, he tends to play pretty straight forwardly post-flop.
12-10-2015
, 05:45 AM
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Just looking for some input on what you'd do here;
2/4 10 players
Big-stack villain has called pretty loose so far today but has also shown down many monsters. He would be about 45/15
Table is generally loose-passive with each orbit having a raise and about 3-4 callers.
Hero ($400) is UTG with A K
Hero opens to $20
3 callers
Pot ($80)
Flop is A J 9
Hero bets $40
2 callers ($120 and $150 behind)
Pot $200
Big-stack Villain ($1000) raises to $120 (Pot now $320)
Hero is facing $120 call for $320 with 2 players left behind. Hero has ~$340.
Hero?
Now I have my own range for this villain, but I just want to see what the general consensus is here, assuming a 45/15 range. I haven't seen him slow play any monsters, he tends to play pretty straight forwardly post-flop.
2/4 10 players
Big-stack villain has called pretty loose so far today but has also shown down many monsters. He would be about 45/15
Table is generally loose-passive with each orbit having a raise and about 3-4 callers.
Hero ($400) is UTG with A
KHero opens to $20
3 callers
Pot ($80)
Flop is A
J 9Hero bets $40
2 callers ($120 and $150 behind)
Pot $200
Big-stack Villain ($1000) raises to $120 (Pot now $320)
Hero is facing $120 call for $320 with 2 players left behind. Hero has ~$340.
Hero?
Now I have my own range for this villain, but I just want to see what the general consensus is here, assuming a 45/15 range. I haven't seen him slow play any monsters, he tends to play pretty straight forwardly post-flop.
Seems like we could use some info on vil bluff tendencies if you have some. Otherwise this is probably just a gross fold. The board is exceptionally dry we have two behind us, and he has the tendency to fast play big hands. yuck.
12-10-2015
, 05:55 AM
12-10-2015
, 11:24 AM
12-10-2015
, 01:57 PM
12-10-2015
, 07:07 PM
He raised to $120 on flop.
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