hes 40/0 (even though a small sample). get it in every time here

edit: he's willing to get it in on the flop, imo. shippity ship it

His stats and erratic flop bet sizes scream fish.
Fish can have all sorts of top pair hands here.
Is he going to do this with a flush draw, I seriously doubt that. He would have to be a super rare breed and if he does so much crazyness you'll have to pay him off and make a note.

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Add him to buddies and bumhunt the **** out of him lol.

Edit: I didn't read all your replies but did you have a reason for flatting his min 4-bet on the flop??? Did you think he'd fold to a shove after min 4-betting you?

Would he be stacking off if the turn came an ace of spades and he had a K w/ no spade?

Ship flop w/ fist pump.

He left table immediately and before I had the chance to make a note. Won't forget his name though that's for sure.

Yes, for various reasons I felt he would likely fold a flop shove here but that I could get in on turn with almost any card. This is explained in my replies but I understand that you can't be bothered reading whole thread, I feel the same about most threads too

Yea if he's strange enough that he could find the fold button after that nice hand and not at all spewey.

I have not looked at spoiler yet nor have I read any replies.

But, I think not getting it all in on this flop is a mistake. Just for the simple fact that if a comes on the turn, it might scare villain and then no more $$ goes in.

And I assume you plan on getting it all in at some point in this hand. So if thats the case, then there is really no better time then the flop.

Grunch.

I'm not a fan of the preflop open. Do you have reads on the players to your left? I probably open this in CO.

Shove the flop because of the flush draw out there. It's not that you are scared that he makes the flush, it's that you are scared that a third spade kills your action. Furthermore, the flush draw out there means that a shove is more likely to be called, either because he has the draw himself, or he thinks you have the draw.

fwiw, I think the turn is a snapcall. His flop line usually means he doesn't have a flush.

If the flop is rainbow I'm fine with your line because he is probably shoving all turns and you're going to call (or you can shove the turn yourself, and he probably comes along). Otherwise you want to get as much money in as possible before any action killing cards come.