Nl100 TT overpar vs CS

That was definitely overplayed. You can't raise the flop into 3 players with a random overpair.

What you can do is squeeze pre-flop to about $15.

Nice spot for a squeeze pf. how about leading on this flop?

I dont think it was overplayed against this type of fish. His calling you down with pretty much any pair all day long when the flush misses and you really aren't beat that often since i'd expect him to shove the flop some of the time he has a set/2pair considering how strong you look.

I still prefer a donk line and i'd be pretty much potting turn and river when only the fish calls me and give up against any action of the regs.

Originally posted by MatejM47
I dont think it was overplayed against this type of fish.

The thing is the 2 other players aren't dead in the hand yet... If this fish always bets when he's checked to then they could be aiming for a check/raise just like you.

Originally posted by ShadowCasino

Originally posted by MatejM47
I dont think it was overplayed against this type of fish.

The thing is the 2 other players aren't dead in the hand yet... If this fish always bets when he's checked to then they could be aiming for a check/raise just like you.

Well thats why my preferd line is to donk out and regs are pretty much never floating me light here considering there's a station fish behind and when ever they countinue i assume im either crushed or flipping so i can easily get away from my hand considering my equity is fairly low against their ranges.

Donking also prevents them form taking free cards since the board is going to get ugly for our hand on the turn.

When the fish calls i think i have the best hand there 99% of the time and if boards runs out as it did i expect a fish with 40%wtsd to call 3 streets with and 8 every time so im valuebetting 3 streets for sure.

CR also isnt that bad. When the regs check there they're almost always giving up. Why would you asume that the fish c-bets there a 100% of the time? You don't get your wtsd up to 40% by being agressive. It pretty much has to be a very passive station fish to get his WTSD up that high.

squeeze all the way, such a nice spot, it hurts my eyes to see somebody call TT here preflop.

I probably lead the flop, unless BTN is aggressive when he senses weakness.
The rest of the hand seems pretty standard to me

Absolutely agree with this:

Originally posted by z1pz0r
squeeze all the way, such a nice spot, it hurts my eyes to see somebody call TT here preflop.

I probably lead the flop, unless BTN is aggressive when he senses weakness.
The rest of the hand seems pretty standard to me

And once we call pre with this:

Originally posted by MatejM47

Originally posted by ShadowCasino

Originally posted by MatejM47
I dont think it was overplayed against this type of fish.

The thing is the 2 other players aren't dead in the hand yet... If this fish always bets when he's checked to then they could be aiming for a check/raise just like you.

Well thats why my preferd line is to donk out and regs are pretty much never floating me light here considering there's a station fish behind and when ever they countinue i assume im either crushed or flipping so i can easily get away from my hand considering my equity is fairly low against their ranges.

Donking also prevents them form taking free cards since the board is going to get ugly for our hand on the turn.

When the fish calls i think i have the best hand there 99% of the time and if boards runs out as it did i expect a fish with 40%wtsd to call 3 streets with and 8 every time so im valuebetting 3 streets for sure.

CR also isnt that bad. When the regs check there they're almost always giving up. Why would you asume that the fish c-bets there a 100% of the time? You don't get your wtsd up to 40% by being agressive. It pretty much has to be a very passive station fish to get his WTSD up that high.