NL1/2 - 8 players, effective stacks ~200
Villain (SB),
Hero (BB)
Pre Flop: (pot: 3) Hero has K
Q
everyone folds to Villain (SB) who limps,
Hero (BB) raises to 8, Villain calls
Flop: (pot 16, stacks~192) Q
8
4
Villain donks 10,
Hero calls
Turn: (pot 36, stacks~182) T
Villain bets 25,
Hero calls
River: (pot 86, stacks~157) T
Villain overbets 100, Hero ?
Had been playing for 1h. Villain is a young Asian male (probably student) - LAGgy. Saw him double-barrel bluffing. My own image must be very tight pre. According to his standards I’m probably "weak" postflop as well. He did see me calling off a big flop shove with TPMK in a 3bet pot against another player so he can’t consider me extremely nitty also.
Flop and turn seem pretty standard calls to me. Folding the river is probably exploitable as my hand is among the top hands in my range. However, I keep hearing the advice that at low stakes players rarely triple barrel bluffing and if I face significant action on the river then I should seriously consider (exploitatively) folding my TP. It is consistent with his play that he picked up a MP OTT that turn to trips OTR. I did observe several other players adjusting their sizing to handstrength. On the other hand, I do see him overplaying worse TP here.
Last edited by joker4; 04-20-2024 at 08:19 AM.