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AT twopair faces aggression on river

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H0witzer
Joined: 27.02.2023

Unknown villain

I have trouble putting villain on a hand thats beat me. Your thoughts?
I bet big on flop and turn to protect my hand from draws. River i go smaller to extract another call form a one pair hand. Maybe villain thinks i'am weak because of that. Am i overthinking this?


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Am i overthinking this?

Yes. You have the bad habit building assumptions and theories without data.

Your line correct here. Bet bet bet on every street. Slightly bigger bet OTR 65-70%. I believe you should laydown OTR without reads. Most of the time you wont be good there. V's line is so value heavy


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H0witzer
Joined: 27.02.2023

Is this a nice example of an underbluffed spot by villains in general?


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yangmartins
Joined: 28.11.2009

Originally posted by H0witzer
Is this a nice example of an underbluffed spot by villains in general?

Imo, yes, specially in NL2.
It's very easy for you to have a str8, set, top2 for villian to risk shoving without the flush.
You block KT and JT flushes, board blocks QT, but I can see a lot of Ax, Kx and Jx floating the flop.
I don't think in NL2 villains would play A♣X like that


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Paraibuda
Joined: 24.08.2022

I also have trouble reading his hand.
It's specially troubing because straights are usually reraising flop, but certainly reraising turn. Maybe he slowplayed straight + nut FD?
Sets he'd have 3betted pre.
I don't think you should call R, nonetheless. Underbluffed spot, as you've noted.


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EmiyaKiritsugu
Joined: 13.08.2013

I would use smaller sizings(1/2-2/3) due to fact next card can change a lot dynamics and you keep him on wider range. On river just fold, you have KJ, you have sets... no reason to call AT there.


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