Turned straight on flush board - go for it?
01-16-2020
, 02:17 PM
1/2 at local cardroom (see https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...-nits-1760762/ for full description).
Table is full of nits (as usual). No one puts money in without a hand, except me. I raise with a much wider range than everyone else. V is a an older white guy, probably around 60. He hasn't been at the table long and hasn't raised once, so I'm sure he's another nit. V has about $140, I cover with about $250.
I open to $10 in MP with A
4. I get a caller in LP and V calls in the big blind.
Flop ($30): 9
5 2. I flop a gutter and a BDFD. I bet $20 and everyone but V folds.
Turn ($70): 3. Hit the straight, but there are now 3 spades on the board. V checks and I bet $40. V calls.
River ($150): K
. V checks a third time, I put him all-in for his remaining chips, which is about $60 or $70.
Thoughts?
(no GG, I'm not limping in pre)
Edit: V probably views me as overly aggressive, and these player types like to go into calldown mode against me more often than against average 1/2 players.
Table is full of nits (as usual). No one puts money in without a hand, except me. I raise with a much wider range than everyone else. V is a an older white guy, probably around 60. He hasn't been at the table long and hasn't raised once, so I'm sure he's another nit. V has about $140, I cover with about $250.
I open to $10 in MP with A
4. I get a caller in LP and V calls in the big blind.Flop ($30): 9
5 2. I flop a gutter and a BDFD. I bet $20 and everyone but V folds.Turn ($70): 3
. Hit the straight, but there are now 3 spades on the board. V checks and I bet $40. V calls.River ($150): K
. V checks a third time, I put him all-in for his remaining chips, which is about $60 or $70.Thoughts?
(no GG, I'm not limping in pre)
Edit: V probably views me as overly aggressive, and these player types like to go into calldown mode against me more often than against average 1/2 players.
