[Closed] NL200 fr 99

Hand:1, Fold pre
Hand 2: Fold turn

Originally posted by Joenaes
Hand:1, Fold pre
Hand 2: Fold turn

How is this going to help me. Getting kind of annoyed with these kind of answers.

Why you call a hand like ATo so early? Doesnt make any sense.

In the second hand you just play a guessing game, this fish seems to like the pot button, when you call the turn you know you are going to have to call a pot riverbet. Do you want to risk $45+$135 on a $45 pot with second pair and many bad rivers to come?

I post this short answers to show you that these hands are pretty std. And it doesnt make sense to say, okay but assume you call ATo IP, because this situation should just never happen, your reverse implied odds are huge.

Against someone who is really aggro, why would you fight back a weak hand? He will still be potting if you have a stronger hand anyways

Hand 1:
I also fold preflop.
Sometimes you might be heads up with him postflop and dominate a weaker Ax, but even if there are some small suited aces in his range there are also AJ+.
Additionally you can't really move him postflop because his range is strong overall given the position he raised in.
And if you're not HU with him (pretty likely someone overcalls) mostly you'll end up folding TP in a multiway pot.

Hand 2:
Agree with Joenas again, you have to make a decision on the turn - either fold or go all the way to the river.
But you have to consider that your call preflop was mostly for setvalue.
On the flop you call because the opponent could cbet light and you don't want to fold if he has air.
So on the flop the plan is mostly to call one street and bet most turns for free SD.
Once he 2ndbarrels the turn (which is even a pretty bad card to barrel) you have to give him credit, his openingrange is still somewhat strong and you don't have any read.
Even if he does 2ndbarrel somewhat light it doesn't help you because he might just bet air on the river again and you have to fold - after all he's basically unknown.

On the flop you have a bluffcatcher - this doesn't change on the turn, so since his range is probably too strong you have to fold.