$22 5max chk/r w 2 overs

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_Anonymous_

01.03.2012, 11:23 0

My thinking here was that I would get floated quite a lot on this board and the pot would grow too big OOP. So I decided to do a chk/r allin because he is unlikely to have hit this board very often and I get max FE. Villain is quite a huge fish, his stats are not so aggro though, so I'm in doubt because his bet does look like he has hit this flop, and I don't think he would fold much if he has hit. So is it too spewy? Should I just have cbet/give up on the turn?

Stats villain: 50/13/1.2 aggr. f

Ongame Network NL Hold'em Turbo No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t50/t100 Blinds - 4 players - View hand 1662245
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Hero (BB): t2365 23.65 BBs
CO: t2815 28.15 BBs
BTN: t1495 14.95 BBs
SB: t825 8.25 BBs

Pre Flop: (t150) Hero is BB with A :heart: Q :club:
CO calls t100, 2 folds, Hero raises to t325, CO calls t225

Flop: (t700) 3 :spade: 2 :heart: 7 :diamond: (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets t420, Hero raises to t2040 all in

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_Anonymous_

06.03.2012, 01:31 0

hmm. not a good spot tbh. you have some ICM tax as well. against someone that passive I dont think hes going to stab this flop often enough to make your play good. Against a more aggressive fish it looks much better. Here i would just cbet for value. very often he will float and the turn will go check/check and you get to see a river and sometimes win with AQ high. You also have 6 outs on the turn if he has a made hand. and its just much less risky with the stacks like this. You really want him to float you when you have AQ high. you have the nut no pair, so you are winning.

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