Villain is not very aggressive, doesn't like to fold once hes bet and is very stationy.



thoughts on flop turn and river, thanks

RbJ has an answer: jam river.

Well played.

edit: look at hand replayer. But yes, ship river.

legit

prease dont troll my strat threads.

Anyway

I wanted input on what turn sizing I should use, and what my plan on the river should be.

bet/fold?
jam?
check?

we have top pair top kicker heads up.

pot 1k, remaining eff stacks 660.

ya good point, I think I was more concerned about turn in regards to bet/folding

Flop and turn are ok. On the river imo you can bet 300 to extract value from other ten or 6x.

I think if Tx called our turn raise, that Tx will call a river shove tbh

this +1

Shove river

wtf everybody quoting posts that arent existing.

Well I guess pretty much depends on his raise sizing (if such occurs ott).
Since he's stationy, I don't really see any other way to play this than 3 barrels and of course shoving, as you mentioned he will call probably anything he called on the flop and on the turn, besides missed draws.
But it also means that his raising range would be aimed toward value hands, given described villain. So once he min raises, or raises something ridiculously small can we really fold? I doubt so, just because we can give some Tx into his range (besides those hands that beat us) which would make our push/call probably profitable anyway. You would need to be close to sure that he doesn't do so with majority of his Tx.

Anyway is this thread a level or sth? :<

Also this... -,^

yer def this

i jam river

Played fine, jam river. Given reads turn should be bet/fold though imo.

I haven't played a husng in 5 months so I feel lost sometime

ofc I shoved and got called by like T3o

Haven't been a nazi yet this month, so deleting some posts itt, please don't troll in strat threads. If you'd like to see this policy changed post in forum discussion thread, it was introduced by popular demand (LC threads = let people troll for the most part, strat threads keep clean).

Gross dude. WTF does this have to do with strat???

Ahhh damn nazi-mods deleted his post!

lol

OP: Why'd you think it was close? Why is thinking that it's close wrong?

I felt like on the flop he had a weakish hand, like MP, so when the turn came, I was worried (cause Im a puss) that he was c/c with trips and waiting to crai on river given how aggro Id been.

Since I didnt include Tx with weak kicker in his range, my thoughts were that he had a draw, maybe a combo draw, or maybe a straight, maybe Tx....

I was mostly worried that I wasnt getting called by worse often enough for a shove to be good.

I think the biggest thing is just awareness of stack size and just how rare it is for a random to check this river with the nizzles rather than openjam it, raise turn, etc. When you compare that part of his range, discounted by the "unusual" line, against the weak Tx/6x type stuff where this line is much more common, it's too worse-Tx weighted where it has a pretty hard time folding given that the draws missed (and you don't rep 9x but let's not kid ourselves about that mattering).

ty for your time mers; that is why I shoved and felt good about it