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10/10 River decision with trips on flush board 10/10 River decision with trips on flush board

08-14-2019 , 07:18 PM
V is loose aggressive MA European guy. We are both new to the table so minimal reads but he's playing 80-90% hands. Raise or call, he likes seeing flops. It's a must move table so it's getting short handed and V is raising and playing a ton. Will bet if checked to with air. Already got stacked once by AA in 3b pot where he raised, got 3b pre then raised the flop bet. Got it all in (2.5k ish) on the turn and could not beat one pair AA.

Hero is MA player have not seen V before and effective stack with $900. Has been card dead and not mixing it up. Expect to be viewed as nitty.

OTTH: V limps the button, Hero checks the SB with K4, BB checks.

Flop ($30) - A K K
Hero checks to get value from V. BB checks. V bets $40. Hero calls, BB folds.

Turn ($110) - A K K 6
Hero checks since the flush came in and V will likely barrel anyway. Expect that V would have raised pretty much any Ax, most Kx, and most pocket pair pre flop OTB so his value range is probably just 6x, small Kx, and flushes. V bets $60. Hero calls.

River ($230) - A K K 6 Q
Hero checks expecting V to bet both air and value here. V bets $210. Hero?

I may be leveling myself here but given Hero's likely nitty image should we consider Vs range to be more nutted than usual or do we have to auto call against a wide starting range that should be narrowed after firing 3 streets but still has some Kx chops, Ax traps maybe, and bluffs? We could also turn our hand into a bluff but I think it's a bit ambitious to think Ax will pay us off.
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08-14-2019 , 10:03 PM
call call call, nh. Next time raise flop so you dont end up on the river blind.
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08-14-2019 , 10:44 PM
Flop you can mix between call/raise; if he's very splashy and likely to open limp Ax hands on the button then I'd lean towards a raise but if he's always raising his Ax hands on the button then we're just facing a range of air/draws/better Kx so I'd lean toward calling. Either way flop is a mix.

Call river now, nh
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08-15-2019 , 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Jarretman
Flop you can mix between call/raise; if he's very splashy and likely to open limp Ax hands on the button then I'd lean towards a raise but if he's always raising his Ax hands on the button then we're just facing a range of air/draws/better Kx so I'd lean toward calling. Either way flop is a mix.

Call river now, nh
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08-15-2019 , 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Jarretman
Flop you can mix between call/raise; if he's very splashy and likely to open limp Ax hands on the button then I'd lean towards a raise but if he's always raising his Ax hands on the button then we're just facing a range of air/draws/better Kx so I'd lean toward calling. Either way flop is a mix.

Call river now, nh
Thanks, my read was almost exactly the latter. Couldn't imagine him limping an Ace while short handed and on the button. Didn't want to raise him off his air. Figured I could only get value from flush draws.
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