HERO 1k- Been at the table for about 30 minutes- Been getting tons of hands raising often cbetting taking it down at times won a couple small spots. Probably seemingly LAG because I have gotten so many good hands in a short timespan.
Villain 700ish- Older Black gentleman- limps/calls a decent amount. In one situation he limp called 30 preflop with Ah7x, c/c a bet i cant remember on the JhTh8c, c/c a 9h turn for a psb that was 475 vs same nit in this hand. Admits he doesn't know what he is doing and is learning as he goes. Has added onto his stack a couple times. Recently won a 500$ pot vs short stack on my left where he c/c 3 streets oop after turning a nut flush that was bigger than the shortstacks flush.
Villain limps mp and a couple other limps to hero who raises to 40 otb with KQo. Station calls and old white nit calls everyone else folds. Flop is Jh6x2x checks to hero who bets 70. Turn Kh , villain bets 100, Hero?
If you knew he was a station and was going to call with even A high, why Cbet here?
AP, I probably fold...might be good, but you are behind AK/KJ and several other hands.....is he leading out with Ahxh? Doubt it, but you never know. Also, beginning stations often play any pp to see flop, set mining if you will and won't fold pf to a raise, so you have to add 22 and 66 to his range. Just can't see him leading out without two pair or better.
the two hands that stick out are KJ and AK that would make sense, but seeing as this dude is so lost, he could have K6 or 66. the question is, is he valuing a lesser hand, like AJ, or KT?
I would muck it. it is hard to read someone who does not know where they are at in the hand, so it is best to just play with him some more and try to get more information
