pot is around $95 i think and stacks left are V1 $320 V2 $170
shoving is a bit to much imo. Don't think most people would call all in to be chopping at best. An overbet of around 120 as maquila said would probably get called i think. Looks like you're just trying to steal the pot then imo.
I'd probably play hand the same way to the river, where I would then shove. There's $90 in the pot so most players will figure that's enough money to call off their stack here in order to play the board and chop it up. Plus of course Tx is never folding.
pot is around $95 i think and stacks left are V1 $320 V2 $170
shoving is a bit to much imo. Don't think most people would call all in to be chopping at best. An overbet of around 120 as maquila said would probably get called i think. Looks like you're just trying to steal the pot then imo.
Would shoving or betting large here make it look like i have a 10+ though? Still one to act so that would be pretty strong trying to sell I'm just playing the board, right?
If you check and V1 does not have a T he would most likely check behind (or do you think he would bluff here?).
If you bet and he does have a T he will call your bet or even raise it, and without a T he could call it and expect to be chopping.
My point being is that the only way to get value from him if he has no T is betting, if he has a T you'll get value either way.
I would bet big because that looks like i'm bluffing imo and just trying to buy what would be a chop pot otherwise. It's always better to go with your own reads of what the villains would call ofcourse.
Shove for maximum long term value. When you are playing LLSNL with people who make a lot of big mistakes give them the opportunity to live up to their potential. A ten is seldom folding and once in a while someone will convince themselves you are pushing them off a chop. Shoving is also good for the game and your image.
Anyone who folds here will be subject to tilt as well, especially if they fold a ten.
Shove for maximum long term value. When you are playing LLSNL with people who make a lot of big mistakes give them the opportunity to live up to their potential. A ten is seldom folding and once in a while someone will convince themselves you are pushing them off a chop. Shoving is also good for the game and your image.
Anyone who folds here will be subject to tilt as well, especially if they fold a ten.
I didn't mean i would check to hope V1 bets. My action was betting small, i bet $60 and V2 called playing the board. What all of you have said makes sense, thanks everyone.
Anything less than a shove is pretty bad. If you bet anything less and get called by a T, you should feel horrible. If you bet less and get raised by a T, you should feel lucky to have been bailed out.
Shove, if someone has a ten, they will call. when the action gets to you, just say "all in" instead of pushing ur stack forward, counting it down and all of that. this gives villains an opportunity to call impulsively without seeing how many chips you have, etc.
