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Very Easy Fold?? Very Easy Fold??

11-20-2008 , 05:58 AM
Been playing this guy for a few orbits, seem a bit like a tournament player, trying to win his SB vs BB every round, and get very active with hands like A6, he stacked off 130 BB to me with A6 on a 6 high board after i 3bet him with TTs, then this hand comes up

6max $100NL
Villain Stack $130 Hero Stack $240
4 fold,Villan (SB) raises to $4 Hero (BB) raises to $13.50 A T Villan Calls

Flop A J 4

Villain bets $24
Hero Calls

Turn 9

Villain bets $ 72
Hero ????

Is he ever bluffing here, clearly no FE, so do I have the best hand enough of the time

Comments on Flop play as well....

Do I just see that flop and say lets get it in?
11-20-2008 , 06:51 AM
He called a 3bet with A6 earlier and now you're wondering whether or not to stack off with top pair in a blind vs blind 3bet pot? He donks into you on the flop and he bets too huge to make me think he wants a call on the turn. I think his range is polarized between bluffs and strong hands so you might see AJ, A4, 44 or JJ here sometimes but the way he's playing leads me to believe he's on a stone cold bluff. I would probably time down and call because I highly doubt villain won't be stacking off river trough either him bluffing or calling our shove.
11-20-2008 , 07:02 AM
I first thought fold, but his donk is so ***** weird, I dunno why, but he never donks with two pair or TPGK/TK there I think. I think I am shoving now.

Last edited by Spurious; 11-20-2008 at 07:02 AM. Reason: misread bets + stack sizes
11-20-2008 , 07:49 AM
you got him where you wanted to now you ask if you should fold ? lol ? if you dont intend to stack off in this kind of spot, in 3b pot , BvB with a donk with history of light stacking off.. then hell, just fold pre..
11-20-2008 , 07:52 AM
shove it in aka ALL IN (all chips go in the middle)
11-20-2008 , 07:58 AM
flatcall preflop
11-20-2008 , 08:02 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by PJ0548
flatcall preflop
qft, i think pf is thin, too, we can own him a lot IP postflop

      
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