Everleaf, $0.50/$1 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 5 Players
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SB: $302.79
BB: $130.15
UTG: $100
CO: $119.54
Hero (BTN): $165.71

Pre-Flop: J K dealt to Hero (BTN)
UTG folds, CO raises to $4, Hero calls $4, SB folds, BB calls $3

Flop: ($12.50) 8 6 K (3 Players)
BB checks, CO bets $10, Hero calls $10, BB folds

Turn: ($32.50) 6 (2 Players)
CO bets $20, Hero calls $20

River: ($72.50) Q (2 Players)
CO bets $85.54 and is All-In, Hero folds

Results: $72.50 Pot
CO showed and WON $154.42 (+$120.42 NET)

don't like very much how i play this hands..

oppo is 53/15/2 on 300hands..

pf i am undecided between raise or flat...
flop, tpgk w/ his possible range, i believe i'm ahead, but if i call, i don't understand how much is range is strong, or if i'm really ahead or not.. r/f is a bad option?

i call flop, 6 don't chance the situazion, and i call againg (is correct?)..

river.. what worse hands shove river here? i think AK,KQ,KK are a possibility, and i don't understand what hands can play so..

Stop flat calling KJo against 15% PFR and you'll never get there.

stop posting so many hands, tis ridiculous

2 hands per day, if you don't post much at all nobody cares about 3, but dude 7 threads on the first page

ok, i'm sorry..

Against an unknown I play it the same, even though it sucks and would hurt inside.

With 300 hands on him you should have actual reads and definitely be using more HUD stats to make these decisions. If his turn barrel is super-low you can fold the turn (i.e. it comes down to whether or not he barrels draws).

preflop call is bad. as played fold river.

NH, IMO.

nits itt.

its co vs btn and villain is 53/15.. folding preflop is lol.

eh ... i prefer a raise for value against this guy but calling is not that far behind as long as you make some moves when you miss occasionally

yes raise/fold is a bad option unless you know he will call worse and never re-raise as a re-bluff or for value with worse

more than not changing it .. it makes it better for you since there are less big hands now that there are less sets in his range

without a read I probably fold after he bet big on all 4 streets




this comment is by someone who is so ignorant he doesn't even know how ignorant he is.

folding pf is hilariously bad in this particular situation

I think folding PF is best against this particular villain, as it seems that you don't know his postflop tendencies pretty much at all, and therefore will not be able to outplay him postflop, and in a situation like that you should at least be playing against a range which is much weaker than yours(and it just isn't the case, as he'll be just calling PF with almost all if not all weaker kings and jacks). Still, if you prefer more swingy style, after calling PF, I'd play it the same.

P.S. 1st post, weeeeeeeeeeee

IMO folding pre is not a bad advise at all. his PFR is only 15 and he opens for 4. But calling is not a mistake too. PF i would play the same. Maybe if i knew smth about his barreling tendencies i could find a fold on the turn.