1/3 game

V: seems pretty loose in the half hour-1 hour I have played with him

One limp v limps SB I raise bb with red KK to 22 both call
(66) flop Ks5s2s

I bet 35 v folds v ships it and say you know what I have I want you to fold… ugh what to do

Do you think we could get away with more preflop? I typically like to get in closer to 10% of my stack preflop with big pairs if I can (cuz I most likely have to stack off on most boards postflop due to SPR).

SPR is just over 4 and we have top set, so even though it is a monotone board I would feel committed (barring a stoopid runout). I don't think I want to drag things out over 3 streets, so I would PSB+ the flop to setup a turn shove. So unless these opponents are extremely bluffy versus weakness, I'd go like $75 on the flop.

Man, you get a lot of speech plays in your game. I'm not folding top set at this stack depth / SPR. We could easily be ahead, and can easily catch up if we're not.

GcluelessNLnoobG

Hello!

I think preflop is ok, a bigger raise is also good if you see they are overcalling.

Postflop is 100% a call. Yes, you are probably against a flush a lot of times, but also against lower sets, naked As. You have outs versus the nuts and you are ahead against some hands. I would have bet less on the flop like 20%-35%.

What was it? I bet he has a flush, tell me please you won with a full :P

Good luck!

If you are calling 200 to win a 300 pot, and he has a few Asx and 55 and 22 in his range, you have the pot odds to call.

Well he had 46ss

Even if he shows us his hand it’s not a TERRIBLE call (obv it’s -EV)

You have reached your lifetime limit on bad beat threads. I'm going to lock them going forward.

Trust me, nobody cares.