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difficult decision on the turn... difficult decision on the turn...

10-29-2018 , 10:46 AM
Hero.. (300)
V1..(300) .. not too much info on this guy .. saw him open 88 UTG , Somewhat aggressive

I open to 15 with TT in EP; 4 callers, F: 832 (2 hearts) .. pot is roughly 75 .. I decide to bet 85 here looking to charge the max to drawing hands; I am not overly concerned with bigger pairs here; folded to V1 and he snap calls.


T: Kd; I think for a while and end up checking; I have a little less than a psb left so I was just going to rip it in ; he had his chips in his hands ready to snap call as if he could care less... I end up checking here instead and he shoves all in right away.

I'm worried about KXs hands ; the question is would he shove all his heart draws here? I'm really not sure exactly what type of player he is or if he is capable of bluffing with a FD no pair; He says "if you can't beat a K you should fold...I'm trying to save you money.." wtf does this mean? can't tell if it is genuine or not; I think in theory I should lean towards calling in this spot more often than not , however there were some signs of strength here with his table talk and actions.


What would you do here?


TIA
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10-29-2018 , 11:02 AM
My take is he floated you OTF, hit his King and is afraid you have the FD. He is happy to take the pot down now and is trying to talk you out of calling - he might even have KQ/J/T which in that case we're doomed.

We certainly cannot rule out him having an 8 either.

Assuming you were 1st to act OTF, I do not like the massive bet. We're 5 handed, and it's asking for trouble.

I know we're afraid of giving a free card and seeing another or an Ace hit the turn, but I think it's more likely than not that if you check, some one will find a reason to bet here. When they do, you can evaluate if you want to raise, or just call for pot control based on whether or not it will be HU OTT.

As played, fold.
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10-29-2018 , 11:11 AM
The large Flop bet should take floats out of his range, but who knows. I can see firing AI OTT but I don’t see me calling AI here. Fold unfortunately.
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10-29-2018 , 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Chunkamunk
My take is he floated you OTF, hit his King and is afraid you have the FD. He is happy to take the pot down now and is trying to talk you out of calling - he might even have KQ/J/T which in that case we're doomed.

We certainly cannot rule out him having an 8 either.

Assuming you were 1st to act OTF, I do not like the massive bet. We're 5 handed, and it's asking for trouble.

I know we're afraid of giving a free card and seeing another or an Ace hit the turn, but I think it's more likely than not that if you check, some one will find a reason to bet here. When they do, you can evaluate if you want to raise, or just call for pot control based on whether or not it will be HU OTT.

As played, fold.
I guess you have a point , maybe I could check, it is just a total disaster when checked around though and I feel like these players are calling with inelastic ranges so I want to maximize value here
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