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10-10-2010 , 05:16 AM
Get Jd Jh in the SB ... Bunch of limpers, so I raise to $17. Get one caller.

Flop comes 6d 3d 6h. I lead out for $35.

Turn is a crappy card - Kd. I lead out again, this time for $55. (not enough probably). Opponent raises to $150.

A few things on the opponent: He was drunk; very drunk. I had played with him before and I was pretty excited to see him sit at my table. Guy is beyond LAG. He loves to put chips in the middle to bluff. Just absolutely stone-cold loves to bluff. I've seen him go broke with bottom pair before, etc.

Eff stacks were about $350. I had him covered.

Fold, call or raise here?
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10-10-2010 , 06:13 AM
I would fold
he could definitely have a crappy K or 6

your hand is only good vs a bluff. Even if he bluffs alot you still don't want to risk your entire stack to find out whether he's bluffing or not

there's always a better opportunity
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10-10-2010 , 06:43 AM
hmm tough spot with not enough info. I think you gotta fold based on what you have shown.
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10-10-2010 , 09:00 AM
Rough spot.
Hand was played fine.
You have to grunch and fold the turn.
He may be drunk but it's not hard for him to have 6x/Kx/flushes here.
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10-10-2010 , 09:06 AM
Turn looks like a good opportunity to push you off your hand, you bet weak you don´t have a K or a 6 from villians perspective. If you´re not stacking off on this turn don´t bet weak to induce a bluff.
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10-10-2010 , 09:38 AM
horrible turn.

easy fold.
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10-10-2010 , 09:45 AM
Fold. If he is super LAG any K or two diamonds is def in his range. Also A6 is possible or a suited K6. Maybe c/c turn c/shove turn if you are willing to stack but I agree that fold wait for a better spot is the way to play this one based on info.
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10-10-2010 , 10:27 AM
It would have been okay to check the turn. He would not bet so much if he did bet and either way, (if he bets or checks) checking would have been okay.
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10-10-2010 , 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by schlep
If you´re not stacking off on this turn don´t bet weak to induce a bluff.
+1

Check Fold is better than Bet Fold with this very bad Turn card.
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10-10-2010 , 04:06 PM
If he really 3 outered you ott then so be it imo but I can't see how he could call the flop with a naked K. I'd probably call then c/c river and allow him to bluff.
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10-10-2010 , 04:15 PM
I check-fold the turn.
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10-10-2010 , 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Cbarton
It would have been okay to check the turn. He would not bet so much if he did bet and either way, (if he bets or checks) checking would have been okay.
I think he still would have bet at least $75 ... He liked to put a lot of chips in play.

I folded, but wished I would have called or raised ... Sometimes, you get bluffed, though, and wait for a better spot, which I got when, after he got whittled down to about $100 came when I had KK and he 3-bet me all-in with Q5o.
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10-10-2010 , 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by ibelieveinkolb
I think he still would have bet at least $75 ... He liked to put a lot of chips in play.

I folded, but wished I would have called or raised ... Sometimes, you get bluffed, though, and wait for a better spot, which I got when, after he got whittled down to about $100 came when I had KK and he 3-bet me all-in with Q5o.
I think you made the right decision. Even though he is a lag you narrow his range down a lot by double barreling. He would have to be making an insane move for you to be ahead here. His raise is most likely for value.

Had you seen this guy make any bluffs after someone had shown 2 or 3 streets of aggression? Had he made any moves with air on dry boards like this one? If not, you can easily fold knowing you were behind. This makes no sense as a bluff. I actually think you saved yourself a lot of money by bet/folding the turn.
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10-10-2010 , 10:51 PM
Just wanted to point out that this thread title is exceptionally vague as pretty much every thread is going to be requesting the views of others on a hand.

In the future, please make sure the title reflects the stakes & something about the hand contained within. Thx!

From the posting guidelines:

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10-11-2010 , 05:03 AM
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Originally Posted by donkeyballz
I think you made the right decision. Even though he is a lag you narrow his range down a lot by double barreling. He would have to be making an insane move for you to be ahead here. His raise is most likely for value.

Had you seen this guy make any bluffs after someone had shown 2 or 3 streets of aggression? Had he made any moves with air on dry boards like this one? If not, you can easily fold knowing you were behind. This makes no sense as a bluff. I actually think you saved yourself a lot of money by bet/folding the turn.
Yeah, the guy had absolutely no problem using aggression ... didn't matter if the other players were passive or aggressive.

I kind of wish I'd have called to see the river. IDK. Felt like I gave money away, but I even said I'd find a better spot to play for stacks against him (and I did. unfortunately he had a much smaller stack at that point).
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10-11-2010 , 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by ThinValueFold
I check-fold the turn.
This
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10-11-2010 , 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by ibelieveinkolb
I think he still would have bet at least $75 ... He liked to put a lot of chips in play.

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If he was drunk and that bad/bluffy I would way overbet the flop or wait for another spot which it sounded like you did.

I would have watched him and see if he bluffed every time and then play accordingly.

I would not call the turn had you checked if he is not afraid to bluff the river. Against some players that slow down when called, it is okay to call the turn.
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10-11-2010 , 01:16 PM
yea he could have been floating you with AK or KQ even KJ here
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10-11-2010 , 03:57 PM
check turn to induce bluff. Betting turn has no plan whatsoever.
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