I’m a HUPLO n00b — hand occurs Early in session ~15 hands in. V was seated when I sat in. Basically an unknown with almost no stats on him, only relevant read is he’s basically 100% 3! my opens. I’ve been continuing only when I connect with the flop so I have basically been folding to a lot of his cbets, I’ve raised about a quarter of them and he’s folded each time. Also when I’ve 4! Preflop he’s folded. He’s playing like a crummy LAG.

His range is really wide, definitely has some AAxx all the way through some naked diamonds. This is the smallest flop CBet sizing I’ve seen thru 15 hands from him. Should that get my AA antennae up?

Should I be looking to get it in here or play a turn?

Is pot raising his c-bet the appropriate sizing, should I be raising at all?

AP Do I flat or jam his flop 3!?



Winning Poker No-Limit Omaha, $1.00 BB (2 handed) - Converted at http://www.handhistoryconverter.com

BB ($202.95)
Hero (SB) ($150.45)

Preflop: Hero is SB with 6, 6, 5, Q
Hero raises $2.50, BB raises $8, Hero calls $6



Flop: ($18) 6, 3, A (2 players)
BB bets $12, Hero raises $32.75, BB raises $76

foldy moldy AAA in the house

If he 3bs basically all of your opens, i'd start limp/calling a ton of weaker hands(like the one you have right now).
I would only be raising flop here if i wanted to get money in. As played and what you've told us, there's no way in hell you can fold. There are a ton of Axxxdd/other diamond combo hands in his range.
Wouldn't read much into that cbet sizing as this board is still very drawheavy and would expect him to bomb it with top set anyway.(unless he has the ultimate coconuts with AAxxdd)

First of all this is the type of hand we don t want to get raised,so preffer limping even hu.

I like pot sized raise against this type of opponents,and unless you have some super

read on your opponent can not fold middle set hu this deep.As b1ochemical said

there are more AxxxDD combos than AA in his range.

Thanks for the feedback Chemical & Purasevic... appreciated the thought in both posts.

I 4! jammed the flop and here’s how it played out:


Flop: ($18) 6, 3, A (2 players)
BB bets $12, Hero raises $32.75, BB raises $76, Hero raises to $141.45 (All-In), BB calls $53.45

Turn: ($300.90) 9 (2 players, 1 all-in)

River: ($300.90) 4 (2 players, 1 all-in)

Total pot: $300.90 | Rake: $0.46

Results:



Y’all nailed the ranging on this one.

Seems like a marginal place to be flipping. I think I like flatting the original flop bet and boning safe turns. Proceeding cautiously on unsafe run outs.

Folding to 4! Routinely and always 3! Suggests he is pretty bad / maybe more of a hold em' background so getting it in with middle set & backdoor flush / straightdraw is probably at least slightly +ev

Even Though 15 hands it looks pretty dodgy