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12-12-2017 , 04:51 PM

Mr. Fug

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HiJack opens 20 (bad/passive/loose/weak) probably began pre-flop with a linear hand range)
folds to Hero in BB Loose/Aggressive
BB/Hero call 20 7

Hero has 385 to start the hand (eff stack 385)

Two to the flop-
Flop: J

Hero/bb checks
HJ bets 35
BB/hero calls 35

eff stack 330 behind

110 in pot

turn: J

HJ bets 80

BB/hero Raise All-in
330

(Raising 250 into 270)

THoughts/advice/critiques
Thanks1

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12-12-2017 , 05:01 PM

Amanaplan

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Let him have the blinds this hand this shallow. AP you have very little FE facing a bet bet with no stack leverage. Just have to chalk it up to spew no matter the result. Also, you’re going to have a hundred other combos here with far more equity with which to spew, so choose those first.

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12-12-2017 , 05:07 PM

donbarzini

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76o not good enuf for me preflop, so fold or 3bet it.

As played, if you think he is weak, why not check raise the flop?

Not a fan of the turn. A "passive" player makes 2 rather large size bets, so I have to give him credit for a big hand.

The 4c isn't exactly a great bluff card. You are repping only 75, 88 or 66, and there is now a flush draw on the board that he can put you on to justify a call with an overpair.

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12-12-2017 , 05:34 PM

Eholeing

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Fold pre, not close
Flop is close, probably folding
Turn jam is fine

Last edited by Eholeing; 12-12-2017 at 05:40 PM.

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12-12-2017 , 05:37 PM

Okilo

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Loose passive player
Raises 4BBs
Bets twice - He has it!
Fold pre vs bad loose passive suddenly raising.
Fold flop with 3rd pair vs a bad loose passive cbetting ~80% pot

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12-12-2017 , 05:51 PM

momo_uk

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Suicidal shove. Fold pre.

Results?

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12-12-2017 , 06:36 PM

answer20

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Yes, I see the loose-passive lable and then two pretty strong bets on the Flop and Turn. You are repping basically sets and XJc 'draws', possibly some pretty weak 2 pair combos that you are trying to sell from the BB, if V is that 'smart'.

You seem to be counting on the 'weak' part of your V label here and that he is capable of folding 40% of his bet-bet range? That's seems to be a stretch but you may know V for making some big folds in the past?

There are other factors as well, V on first BI (or last)? V running bad this session?

I tend to agree you are getting looked up quite often here with 8+ outs. GL

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12-12-2017 , 08:05 PM

matzah_ball

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Move down in stakes

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12-20-2017 , 03:15 PM

Mr. Fug

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Originally Posted by momo_uk

Suicidal shove. Fold pre.

Results?

He Called and won with Q

river 2

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12-20-2017 , 03:18 PM

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Mr. Fug

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Thanks everyone

I appreciate the thoughts!

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12-20-2017 , 04:10 PM

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Bdsinc2.0

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Originally Posted by Amanaplan

Agreed you need at least the BD clubs to try this.

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12-20-2017 , 04:20 PM

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Javanewt

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The only reason I don't like it is because you have a loose/aggressive image. This is something for tight/nitty players to try every once in a while.

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