My thought process pre was: "What do I want to accomplish? I want to keep the fish in the pot, I don't mind being underrepped as it can be an advantage against the isolator cause in case I can easily call off 3 streets if needed"
post: "as I underrepped my range he can barelling off with strong Kx, one pair type hands and bluffs as well..."
Where did I go wrong? Is it just another std situation or did I put myself in a difficult situation with not 3beting the isolator? Is it that bad just to call here pre?
"want to keep the fish in the pot, I don't mind being underrepped as it can be an advantage against the isolator cause in case I can easily call off 3 streets if needed" - you answered your question.
Board is so dry... I don't mind occassionally mixing in a flat with AK as we're usually crushing other players ranges. I think it's well played IMO. Although AK is usually an automatic squeeze here for me maybe I should start considering mixing in some flat calls.
The whole “keep fish in the pot” concept, does that apply to all hands you decide to play post, regardless of position and hand strength? Cause a hand like AKs, from the BB, against a button isolator I’d prefer to have it heads up. Is this wrong?
Some hands don’t u want heads up regardless?
OP besides not 4betting I play it the same. U got unlucky.
I think I might be trying to get it in on the turn. BTN has potted it twice and only has a couple value combos that beat us. It's pretty gross if V checks back the river with KQ or KJ
4-bet pre, CRAI on the turn. If he's betting that size, he's committing himself w/ most of his range. If he's bluffing, he's likely not going to bluff the river because he'd be giving you a hell of a price. Get the money now because there's no river card you're folding on.
As a side note at these stakes, when guys bet near pot on these dry boards, it's almost always w/ air or a hand that only has a few cards to improve it.
Are we calling MP a fish as they limped no other stats? 3bet pre you get more value from the fish as a lot of fish will call the 3bet regardless and fold to a cbet.
4-bet pre, CRAI on the turn. If he's betting that size, he's committing himself w/ most of his range. If he's bluffing, he's likely not going to bluff the river because he'd be giving you a hell of a price. Get the money now because there's no river card you're folding on.
As a side note at these stakes, when guys bet near pot on these dry boards, it's almost always w/ air or a hand that only has a few cards to improve it.
Seems less likely in this particular spot on flop since it could be normal reg getting max value from fish with potsize bet