[Nl20-Sh] Aa

AA crushes Player 6's range. He is some 61/25 recreational player who does silly things and you dominate so many of his worse overpairs + top pairs + random weak draws. So your main concern is the 100BB Big blind.

I think he might be quite strong with his pot size bet. If you had a larger sample and you think he's some recreational player too you should just raise and expect to see him stack off with some draws and some weaker overpairs. If he's some nit reg then expect to see sets really often so I wouldn't want to raise and isolate myself vs such a strong range of hands.

Originally posted by mbml
AA crushes Player 6's range. He is some 61/25 recreational player who does silly things and you dominate so many of his worse overpairs + top pairs + random weak draws. So your main concern is the 100BB Big blind.

I think he might be quite strong with his pot size bet. If you had a larger sample and you think he's some recreational player too you should just raise and expect to see him stack off with some draws and some weaker overpairs. If he's some nit reg then expect to see sets really often so I wouldn't want to raise and isolate myself vs such a strong range of hands.

If we did profile BB as nit reg. how would we continue? i just feel there is so many turn+ river cards that make it ugly for us.

You need to recognise the relative hand strength of your hand. Sure, AA is the nuts preflop but it isn't the nuts against a nit who pot leads in a 3way pot. With strong hands we raise for value and with med strength hands we call for pot control. You can snap fold turn if he pots on a diamond and I wouldn't feel too sad about it.

Pretty much what Galvin said is what I was thinking. If you had a weaker overpair like TT I'd consider folding to flop lead and call because you have weaker hand equity wise (more bad overs) and you don't beat as many TT, JJ leads from BB.