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Originally Posted by PJo336
Opponent is 18/10 yet very nitty on showdowns, Hes had one in almost 200 hands and it was top set, his gone to sd is below 10%. This is a small sample, but something to note as he folds alot of small bets. When he calls my flop i worry he has something, and i have no clue how to proceed from here. What are some standard lines?
btw for kaz: i have been playing a std tag game, little nitty but nothing drastic.
Poker Stars $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Hold'em - 5 players
The Official 2+2 Hand Converter Powered By DeucesCracked.com
PJo336 (BB): $77.25
AcsCrshMchin (UTG): $142.60
MDoranD (CO): $187.45
EVIL DOER (BTN): $64.55
cbsplash (SB): $29.50
Pre Flop: PJo336 is BB with 8 9
2 folds, EVIL DOER raises to $1.50, 1 fold, PJo336 calls $1.00
Flop: ($3.25) 3 T 8 (2 players)
PJo336 checks, EVIL DOER bets 2.50, PJo336 raises $6.50 to $9, EVIL DOER calls
turn: (21.25) A
PJo336
pf is std for me btw, im spewy like that
Fixed it holler!
havent read any responses yet. from my intial reaction is that you should bet this turn. its a good scare card for villan. i would guess most players at this level cannot hand read very well (at least to a basic extent) and many will freeze when they see the overcard. you'd be surprised how often they would fold KK/QQ/JJ or whatever to a turn bet here. so, i like semibluffing this turn despite the fact that the ace should rarely be in our range (aside from Ax
). leading this turn looks pretty strong- we are saying 'yeah, we see that ace and we aren't scared of it so **** you'.
if he's good and can hand read well (he should realize that ace shouldnt really change a whole lot) then i might consider doing something else. i also forgot to mention that i dislike pf. fold vs. this nit or 3-bet is also an option.
leading the turn also helps us play the river relatively easy. generally shove if we improve (any 9/8/club) and sometimes (Tx) depending on stacks and c/f to most bets if we don't improve.
i think betting the turn is superior to c/c-ing. we rarely get paid if we hit our
on the river and it puts us in an awkward spot in general.