5/5 - Facing akw raise AI when going for 2nd street w/TPGK
07-31-2017
, 10:30 PM
MP: $1k Old guy. Sort of a whale. Has been calling every single ISO raise I make against him. I started with $25, then tried $30 and he always auto calls. Spewy post if he has the slightest connection with the flop.
CO: Hero who covers table. I've been really ABC because the players are spewy and every pot goes 3 or 4 way. The deck's been hitting me hard & the table has seen me bet big when connecting TP+ and basically c/f in most other scenarios. Took some medium pots down by checking down mid-pairs and called a spazz once for 2 streets w/ A high on double paired board and was good.
BTN: $510. Young Asian guy. Has been staying out of my way. Was a shorty when I first sat down but recently doubled up. Don't really recall how. His pf stats are roughly 35/15.
MP limps, Hero $35 w/ A
Q
, BTN flats, MP flats
$109
A
73
x, H $70, V calls, fold.
$248
T
x,x
$248
5
Hero $150, V ai $410, Hero getting ~3.1:1
When I plug some ranges into equilab, assuming V's usually going for value with a flush, maybe AK, I don't need to add too many bluffs in form of A weaker kicker or some PP combos to give me the 24% equity, but I'm wondering how often such a range would actually be polarized vs a value heavy range. The turn check made me doubt V's strength. I doubt he plays a flopped set or 2p this way.
Advice on all streets welcome.
CO: Hero who covers table. I've been really ABC because the players are spewy and every pot goes 3 or 4 way. The deck's been hitting me hard & the table has seen me bet big when connecting TP+ and basically c/f in most other scenarios. Took some medium pots down by checking down mid-pairs and called a spazz once for 2 streets w/ A high on double paired board and was good.
BTN: $510. Young Asian guy. Has been staying out of my way. Was a shorty when I first sat down but recently doubled up. Don't really recall how. His pf stats are roughly 35/15.
MP limps, Hero $35 w/ A
Q, BTN flats, MP flats$109
A
73x, H $70, V calls, fold.
$248
T
x,x
$248
5
Hero $150, V ai $410, Hero getting ~3.1:1
When I plug some ranges into equilab, assuming V's usually going for value with a flush, maybe AK, I don't need to add too many bluffs in form of A weaker kicker or some PP combos to give me the 24% equity, but I'm wondering how often such a range would actually be polarized vs a value heavy range. The turn check made me doubt V's strength. I doubt he plays a flopped set or 2p this way.
Advice on all streets welcome.
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