villain - 22/18/8
think he can reraise this flop with 88,99, maybe 66,55,33,22. but when turn comes 7 he could only bet her 88,99 or tx , think it will be EV+ to call turn, and call river ?



$0.10/$0.20 No Limit Holdem
4 Players
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Stacks:
CO viking2000 ($20.05)
BTN Hero ($20.54)
SB Jackaxe ($19.81)
BB forlimpopoli ($10.31)

Pre-Flop: ($0.30, 4 players) Hero is BTN K K
1 fold, Hero raises to $0.80, Jackaxe calls $0.70, 1 fold



Flop: 10 7 10 ($1.80, 2 players)
Jackaxe checks, Hero bets $1.40, Jackaxe raises to $2.80, Hero calls $1.40

Turn: 7 ($7.40, 2 players)
Jackaxe bets $7.40, Hero folds

Final Pot: $14.80

Jackaxe wins $14.43 (net +$3.43)

Hero lost $3.60

Well played. When villain will have a lot of worse hands and bluffs in his range, I like calling the minraise and making him stick more money in if he wants to win the pot. Some guys will always have Tx or 77 on the flop, but if you don't have that read I like your line best.

I'd put a note on this guy too. Something like "Bluff minraising paired flops?". If you see him taking this line too frequently you can delete the "?", replace it with a "!" and proceed to own his soul.

EDIT: I think the cbet is too big for a flop this dry. $0.90-$1.00 will get looked up lighter, doesn't give as much incentive to bluff, pot controls, and will save a few blinds few you are forced to fold. When you bet that big it polarizes your range to Tx, 77 or a hand that can't stand much pressure. I don't know if the villain is good enough to recognize that but if he is you're going to get blown off medium strength hands quite often.

i call him down

Why?

Because he isnt representing much.

True, I'm just not a fan of bluff-catching for my whole stack. I'd be much more comfortable doing so after I've seen him take this line in similar situations a few times. Calling down just because "he isnt representing much" and we have KK is a leak IMO.

I think thats a good approach.

easy call.

What is the weakest hand you're willing to bluff catch with here? JJ? 99? 88? AK?

AK = almost AA here

i am not so sure about that here because once the board is two pair villain is willing to bet any ace a lot more

I think he's repping a boat

Quit bluff catching, they always have it

Which is why i said "almost"

easy fold until a better read he bluffs in these spots