I'm most certainly a random to him, and my image thus far is tight/passive. I was planning to chk/raise turn if he bet again. Thoughts on all streets appreciated.
Poker Stars $200+$15 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t200/t400 Blinds - 9 players
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CO: t28387 M = 47.31
BTN: t10990 M = 18.32 Hero (SB): t27795 M = 46.33
BB: t7300 M = 12.17
UTG: t24247 M = 40.41
UTG+1: t6670 M = 11.12
UTG+2: t10714 M = 17.86
MP1: t5802 M = 9.67 MP2: t17912 M = 29.85
Pre Flop: (t600) Hero is SB with 2 2 4 folds, MP2 raises to t895, 2 folds, Hero calls t695, 1 fold
Pretty much that's why, a good opponent opening a wide range makes set mining unprofitable plus being oop means it's harder to get the necessary implied odds realised when u do hit as this hand demonstrates to some extent.
I'd c/r the flop as u can rep bluffs and draws and negates ur positional disadvantage.
i def like cr the drawy flop, can get bluff shoves and all teh value that u might miss out from overpairs if the board flushes or straightens or beings an overcard.
prolly fold pre vs a good fairly laggy oppo for the reasons stated above
Pretty much that's why, a good opponent opening a wide range makes set mining unprofitable plus being oop means it's harder to get the necessary implied odds realised when u do hit as this hand demonstrates to some extent.
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bb could easily squeeze us out of the hand as well..
You are getting 2.2-1 immediate odds preflop, so the call can't be that bad.
I like c/r flop, bet turn. This is the best way to build the pot OOP. You could do that with a draw or maybe a bluff. It likely gets action from an overpair or nut flush draw. If villain missed, you won't get that much action on this flop anyway.
Do not underestimate yourself m8 ,I very much doubt you are unknown to him.That being said,and for that reason ,I like your call preflop . You should lead that turn hard ( with and without a set ) a fair amount of time with your image.
As played it is folding time.
how do we fold pre?well we are oop vs a tough opponent but still...
i would certainly c/r flop, as played prolly fold river but lead turn when c/c flop
Fold pre seems insane and seems like giving up to me. It isn't like this is a marginal setmining spot with 25x behind.
But I really think you should c/r this flop, as the extremely drawy nature + random clown factor with non-set pairs and 7x hands means Ape will call with all his good stuff.
I would fold pre but I don't think it's awful. I would hood flat from the BB for sure. I like c/r the flop, he is going to go for pot control in position with too many hands for c/c the flop and checking the turn to be optimal.