[Closed] 5 Hands with crazy player(s).

you can probably note that when you check , he will bet.

if you want to fit or fold , don't 3bet preflop and give up like this , its just throwing money away

the villian probably has a plan , all they need to do so to call your PF bet / barrrels and bet when you check to take away the pot.

the hands they have don't really tell much when they are like below 100 hands , the hands become more reliable the more hands played

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/bss/1585/1/
read up continuation bet for hands 1 2 , 4and think , according to what is written in the article , what should you do ?

hand #3 you want to be playing for stacks , nothing too obvious that he can have on the flop to beat you beyond Set of Qs . Having played with you twice where you where the aggressor preflop , and never cbet postflop , now that you cbet , you probably hit something and its the top of your range. do note what does he c/c , c/c then overbets with , typically that line is taken by a flopping the nuts on a rainbow flop type.

for hand #4 on the turn ,

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/bss/1576/1/

Continuing your plan after the flop: Telling your story
what story did you tell on the flop ? what is your purpose of betting on preflop and cbetting the flop ?

for hand #5 , at the river , when one guy bets and the other guy calls , you should give up your hand at this point , in most cases you need a much stronger hand to overcall.

Originally posted by Chenghao
you can probably note that when you check , he will bet.

And villain can probably note that when Hero checks, he has nothing. 3 betting twice in a row and then check folding both times after missing the flop can be exploited pretty hard.

Hello!

I think you have the right idea in that you should just be isolating fish preflop and value betting all day long. Playing against guys like this is obviously extremely profitable, but you are also going to take the most bad beats and what not against them as well. The most important thing is to just keep your head clear and play your A game even if you get stacked in some retarded way. You seem to know all of this already, but it can be easy to forget when a fish is sitting with 300bb and winning every hand.

The hand with the set especially is an easy bet bet bet spot I think, if you lose there it's just a cooler.

I disagree with the above post in that I really don't think that you can just follow the articles word-for-word, especially against guys like this. You don't have to worry about selling a fish on your hand, because they aren't listening to you anyways. I'm not saying you should just be giving up on the flop if you miss, but you obviously have to make some adjustments.

Anyways I wish you good luck. May your tables overflow with deep-stacked fish.

Originally posted by Chenghao

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/strategy/bss/1585/1/
read up continuation bet for hands 1 2 , 4and think , according to what is written in the article , what should you do ?

I know the CBet concept and I have read this article.
However I am facing maniac players on my table and here is what it is said on the article that you mentionned:

"Continuation bets promise little success against loose aggressive opponents, as well. These opponents don't just take their weak hands and draws too far, they also bluff and semi-bluff with these hands. What may seem like a no brainer contibet can often lead to a raise. You should completely refrain from continuation bets and wait for strong made hands when facing one particular type of loose aggressive opponent: the maniac. "

Originally posted by Chenghao
hand #3
hand #4
for hand #5

I would tend to agree with your comments there. Only if it was a normal table. I think that you missed somehow that I was playing very loose aggressive players. That's why I have adapted to this (or anyways tried to) and basically asking if I did well or not.
But you've got to take this into account in your analysis.

Originally posted by Ribbo

Originally posted by Chenghao
you can probably note that when you check , he will bet.

And villain can probably note that when Hero checks, he has nothing. 3 betting twice in a row and then check folding both times after missing the flop can be exploited pretty hard.

True. But twice in a row doesnt mean always (see #4)
btw you can see there that villain doesn't really care since he called me anyways when I am supposed to have a good hand (since when I have a weak hand I C/F and with good hand I CBet)

Originally posted by Hajler
Hello!

I think you have the right idea in that you should just be isolating fish preflop and value betting all day long. Playing against guys like this is obviously extremely profitable, but you are also going to take the most bad beats and what not against them as well. The most important thing is to just keep your head clear and play your A game even if you get stacked in some retarded way. You seem to know all of this already, but it can be easy to forget when a fish is sitting with 300bb and winning every hand.

The hand with the set especially is an easy bet bet bet spot I think, if you lose there it's just a cooler.

I disagree with the above post in that I really don't think that you can just follow the articles word-for-word, especially against guys like this. You don't have to worry about selling a fish on your hand, because they aren't listening to you anyways. I'm not saying you should just be giving up on the flop if you miss, but you obviously have to make some adjustments.

Anyways I wish you good luck. May your tables overflow with deep-stacked fish.

Only read this after answering to the other 2 ppl.
+1

Now the question is did I adapt well?

1) depends what is BU 3-bet range. I think very reasonable line is c/rai flop although board is quite coordinated, but also don´t think he is 3-betting you too often with 76s, rather smt like AQ/AJ,JT that you are ahead on that board
2) 3-bet is fine
I´d would still make c-bet on KK8 board since I think I often have best hand and if not I can shove any heart or c/c orc/rai with A or Q
3) can´t really see how you could loose the hand, I guess he had there JT or if he had QQ/KK/99 then you again get valuebale read how he is playing.
c/c river is fine, I think he is often bluffing if you check to him, also not bad plan to c/r flop or turn, since he seems to take stab every time you check to him. After loosing that hand I´d likely quit session, since just some day you can´t beat aggro fish, you get tilted and would just loose more money
4) I think I would barrel river unless you have seen him calling down with 3rd pair. Since he had stacked you before don´t think he is making too light hero calls
5) flop and turn is fine, but I´d made valuebet myself on the river rather than c/c. With Ats I would also likely call. You should be ahead there enough times