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07-02-2023 , 05:28 PM

Imjustrunningbad

grinder

Join Date: Aug 2020 Posts: 679

2/5
V: limited history with him. Older guy. He has 500

Have seen him ship draws play somewhat aggro in the LIMITED history against him. He probably views me as ok

H: stuck heeps this session. Look visibly tilted/ probably gonna leave soon I cover he has 500

OTTH: 3 limps including V UTG+1

I make it 35 with KhQh only v calls

(85) flop Qs8c5c

He checks I bet 35 he calls

(155) turn 3s

He checks I bet 100 he rips it for 430

Thoughts on hand

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07-02-2023 , 05:40 PM

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journeyman

Join Date: Jul 2023 Posts: 364

Probably a coin flip at LLSNL. He could even have AQ here as that's not uncommon to limp call with at these stakes.

We are likely either crushed or he has a good amount of equity against us with something like 7s6s. I doubt there's much difference int he long run calling v folding.

Though folding is likely a bit better.

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07-02-2023 , 08:28 PM

Mlark

old hand

Join Date: Dec 2022 Posts: 1,689

You've seen him ship draws in limited history and it's a draw heavy board. He limp calls so is clearly a rec and I think QJ / QT isn't out of the question if he just decided he is okay sticking off before a flush gets there. The shove is a less than pot sized raise so I am definitely thinking call.

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07-02-2023 , 08:38 PM

hitchens97

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Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 2,457

Pre/Flop are good.

Turn is tough, my default here is fold, because I tend to find call flop, raise turn, tends to be a very strong line.

If you've seen him ship draws on the turn, then I think that pushes it closer to call, but if you've only seen him ship draws on the flop, I probably fold.

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07-03-2023 , 01:27 AM

NittyOldMan1

old hand

Join Date: Sep 2014 Posts: 1,454

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Originally Posted by Imjustrunningbad

id only bet the turn if i knew with confidence i could fold to a raise, but thats just me.

i often check the turn vs non-straightforward players. there is value to keep the pot small with one pair hands and inducing river bluffs.

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07-03-2023 , 11:16 AM

johnnyBuz

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Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 7,563

i shrug call and don't think too much about it.

more on flop more on turn and the decision becomes trivial. SPR is only 5.5x and you've already put 34% of your stack in w/ TP2K on a wet board.

i'm not looking for a reason to fold here.

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07-03-2023 , 11:51 AM

Imjustrunningbad

grinder

Join Date: Aug 2020 Posts: 679

Anyone like checking the turn? I don’t think I like it in position on such a wet board

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07-03-2023 , 06:14 PM

acescracked84

old hand

Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 1,616

Snap call. Don't check turn. Flop sizing is bad. Needs to be much larger.

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07-03-2023 , 06:58 PM

Imjustrunningbad

grinder

Join Date: Aug 2020 Posts: 679

We call he has
88 which makes sense only value hands he has are 55 and 88

But idk…

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07-03-2023 , 07:59 PM

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Polarbear1955

adept

Join Date: May 2022 Posts: 956

You say you look visibly tilted. How does that show; are you playing every hand, always calling down, always giving up? My decision would be if your tilt is causing you to always call fold here, if always fold call here.

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