This guy had been straddling his UTG and blind-raising his BTN everytime for an hour.. sitting with $4,500, Hero has $1,850. I had been running bad but Villain's doubled me up twice and thinks I'm a tricky TAG player..

PF Villain puts in a blind-raise OTB to $70, spewy old reg in MP calls, Villain checks, Hero in SB raises to $300 w/ KQ, MP folds, Villain calls.

FLOP ($680) J 6 5

Villain checks, Hero bets $400, V calls.

TURN ($1,480) J 6 5 7

V checks pretty quickly, Hero has $1,150 left... if I check then Villain will shove river with _100%_ of his range I'm totally certain of this. An orbit ago similar hand I 2barrel-jammed turn he folded bottom 2pair, I just had an overpair but he didn't know that..

I'm not gonna bet small here... do we jam or just check & give up on the hand?? Also note that he floats A TON when he calls pf raises from anyone and trusts his postflop read to win pots.

If you think he'll fold, shove. If not, don't. EZ game

You already took his moneyz once, so I would say you should check\check\fold on river cuz I aint see him giving you much credit this time

note that his ultra-LAG style was putting the entire table on tilt but he's actually a good player postflop. He took money from everyone at the table except losing to me. also note that the dynamic between me and him had turned into a HU match or something.. everytime we're in a hand together it's a 3bet pot pf and very aggro on the flop/turn.

Important fact that has been left out. when you re-raised pre did villain check his cards or is he still blind??

He checked his cards, thought for 15secs & called.

Last time he blind-raised and called my 3bet he had 88 fwiw.

I think this is a bad spot to continue. check/fold and wait for a better spot to get it in.

I'm confused. Hero is SB; why does Villain act first on flop/turn?

lol this is a good question.

Just made a typo in the HH that's all, I'm SB I cbet $400 he called. Turn I act first he hadn't checked, sorry I just played live and WCOOP for something like 25hrs in a row my brain is fried... lol

So turn, action is on me if I don't bet I was sure he'd jam it in... apologize for the error.

If he's tilting at all and given previous history, he's never folding Jx, especially with a turned heart draw so I would probably give up. Did you show him the overpair when he folded bottom two pair? i think that makes a big difference

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Shove Pre

just thinking. but what about checking flop?
i kinda think thats better. the board is not that dry, and isnt very very great to c-bet.
and if he checks behind you will have a better idea about how to proceed.
as played i think u have to c/f.
shoving is meh at best, he folds a decent enough amount of the time.

This guy is speeding around raising blind. I think this is a pretty good spot to bluff shove here. Unless he woke up with QQ+ here he is folding even a hand like QJs here right? Time for a gutsy play, at what seems to be a decent time. If I had another bullet in my pocket and a 12K+ roll. I'm moving in here

if he trusts his post flop reads to win pots you've done nothing but show strength here. Results please im on the edge of my seat lol...

I insta-jammed on an adrenalin-rush also to continue repping a big pair not liking the turn, and villain took about a minute then showed 88 and said "I think you might be full of **** but not for a high enough % of the time and if you have anything at all I'm behind... damn this is tempting though..." and waited another 20secs for my reaction.

I was just trying to maintain normal breathing to not give anything away... and he finally folded... thank god lol.