0.02/0.0.4 Aa

Hi Mcfly,

Have you seen this guy do anything crazy in the past? For example raise thin for value (TP type hands) or bluff?

If not, in these spots, versus somewhat passive fish we are bet/folding.

He can have a ton of 5x hands that have us crushed here.

hi,

ty.

do you think that the call flop - turn raise move means 5x?
if the turn is not K?

Originally posted by mcfly10
hi,

ty.

do you think that the call flop - turn raise move means 5x?
if the turn is not K?

I don't think the turn card changes much (unless its an A).

Usually the passive fish (your average fish) play strong hands like this.

Calling flop and raising blank/dry turn is a sign of strength (on average).

What did you end up doing?

sorry for my late response,

referring previous hands, ce can not rate his hands. he can broke with mid pairs, wtsd with Ax 2 times, and AK (high cards)

and he could broke with Kx on turn.

so i raised AI. then he folded.

Originally posted by mcfly10
sorry for my late response,

referring previous hands, ce can not rate his hands. he can broke with mid pairs, wtsd with Ax 2 times, and AK (high cards)

and he could broke with Kx on turn.

so i raised AI. then he folded.

We raised all in 250 BB deep here?

Why not a smaller raise? if you expect Kx or bluffs to play like this it gets better but this deep shoving AA is definitely overplayed. You win a small pot when he folds and when he calls we are almost always drawing to two outs.

unfortunately, it was overplayed,

what is his raise/fold range on turn? just bluffing?
If yes, why do I need raise?

i calciulate with 88-KK also.

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Originally posted by mcfly10
unfortunately, it was overplayed,

what is his raise/fold range on turn? just bluffing?
If yes, why do I need raise?

i calciulate with 88-KK also.

He may raise/fold a weak Kx or weak pair for such a big re-raise (shove).

That's why I prefer a smaller raise if we go that route.

ty,

Originally posted by mcfly10
ty,

You are welcome,

Good luck at the tables.