76s vs EP raise

He didn't reraise you by much, normally you would expect a reraise to be in the 8-9000 region.

He either wants called or isnt sure on the reraise.

You need to put in about 2000 more for a 12000 pot, so folding is certainly out of the question.

I'd call, and call a turn bet of around 50% pot. If he checks fire again.

I think hes got AK and the ace is a club but id rather play against a range.

Call this raise and if he keeps up the aggression fold. Call 1/2 pot turn and evalute river

Pre-flop is a loose defend I think against a tight player, but as played you blocking 2 set combos’ and it isn’t likely he has a better 2 pair either. You are only losing against KK most likely and I would go all the way on this flop with in mind he can easy have a flush draw as well.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by Kinghu
He didn't reraise you by much, normally you would expect a reraise to be in the 8-9000 region.

He either wants called or isnt sure on the reraise.

You need to put in about 2000 more for a 12000 pot, so folding is certainly out of the question.

I'd call, and call a turn bet of around 50% pot. If he checks fire again.

I think hes got AK and the ace is a club but id rather play against a range.

Call this raise and if he keeps up the aggression fold. Call 1/2 pot turn and evalute river

If I call this I'll have an SPR of 1:1, half pot on turn would be half my stack, can't be calling that to fold ever, right?

Originally posted by SDK1987
Pre-flop is a loose defend I think against a tight player, but as played you blocking 2 set combos’ and it isn’t likely he has a better 2 pair either. You are only losing against KK most likely and I would go all the way on this flop with in mind he can easy have a flush draw as well.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I was discussing this hand with some friends and yes, I did and do admit it's not the most amazing defend but I do have position on a tight player and I have the advantage of his range being so clear that I won't be in mouch trouble after the flop and I can get a lot of chips against his strong ranges.

I don't think he is going to play a FD like this unless it's TP+FD or really strong flush draws like AJs+. I tried to analyze this on Equilab against a range I think he would raise UTG and play like this on flop. Do you think I should add or remove hands from that range? I actually don't think this player is raising the 98s but friends told me "it's in his range" so I added it Also, is above 50% a good thing if we're not on the bubble or anything or do you think I should look for more equity in such spots for 45BBs?

Originally posted by bookai

Originally posted by Kinghu
He didn't reraise you by much, normally you would expect a reraise to be in the 8-9000 region.

He either wants called or isnt sure on the reraise.

You need to put in about 2000 more for a 12000 pot, so folding is certainly out of the question.

I'd call, and call a turn bet of around 50% pot. If he checks fire again.

I think hes got AK and the ace is a club but id rather play against a range.

Call this raise and if he keeps up the aggression fold. Call 1/2 pot turn and evalute river

If I call this I'll have an SPR of 1:1, half pot on turn would be half my stack, can't be calling that to fold ever, right?

Originally posted by SDK1987
Pre-flop is a loose defend I think against a tight player, but as played you blocking 2 set combos’ and it isn’t likely he has a better 2 pair either. You are only losing against KK most likely and I would go all the way on this flop with in mind he can easy have a flush draw as well.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I was discussing this hand with some friends and yes, I did and do admit it's not the most amazing defend but I do have position on a tight player and I have the advantage of his range being so clear that I won't be in mouch trouble after the flop and I can get a lot of chips against his strong ranges.

I don't think he is going to play a FD like this unless it's TP+FD or really strong flush draws like AJs+. I tried to analyze this on Equilab against a range I think he would raise UTG and play like this on flop. Do you think I should add or remove hands from that range? I actually don't think this player is raising the 98s but friends told me "it's in his range" so I added it Also, is above 50% a good thing if we're not on the bubble or anything or do you think I should look for more equity in such spots for 45BBs?

Right enough. Shove over his reraise you are still favourite against his range.