No-Limit Hold'em, $0.05 BB (5 handed) - Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com
Hero (MP) ($5.07)
Button ($6.19)
SB ($12.07)
BB ($4.84)
UTG ($3.05)
Preflop: Hero is MP with 9
, 9
1 fold, Hero bets $0.17, Button raises to $0.29, 1 fold, BB calls $0.24, Hero raises to $1.18, Button calls $0.89, 1 fold
Flop: ($2.67) 9
, 9
, 7 (2 players)
what next, and how's the pf play? btn is fish(history) bb unknown
You can bet here represting an OP but I don't think you are getting called here.
Better just to check it, let him catch up or just to bluff.
Check-call flop, button may decide to cbet with air and will certainly value bet with OP. Even fish generally have a hand when they raise-call on the flop.
If villain bets flop, check turn to see if you can get a second barrel from fish with air. The second barrel will pretty much be a shove.
if the villain checks behind on the flop, bluff-induce the turn. Make a "I have a flush draw" blocking bet, ~$1. It might even get villain to fishy call with AKo overair.
On the river, shove. Either fish has a hand by now that can pay or he doesnt. There is no value in checking OOP with a genuine monster on the river except vs terrible maniacs. Even better, we look like we tried a weak bluff on the turn and are now trying to buy our way out of it.
Preflop is fine if you wanted to ship it against the button for w/e reason
On the flop, it depends on what type of fish it is (calling station or maniac). I'm guessing he's a maniac by the preflop action, so then I'll go for c/c flop c/c turn (you should be all in by then, if not, ship it on the river)
