[Closed] 64o heads up

You've way overplayed this hand.
Open fold preflop.
As played check back on the flop, our hand still sucks and board is super drawy (whats with the weird bet size, too??)
Turn check again plz, as played fold to his check/shove.

Fold preflop, if you decide to call => check on the flop. If he then checks again on the turn I might try to take the pot with a t600 bet, but definitely fold to his raise, or if he calls => check again on the river.

There is no way you can ship in all these chips into this hand.

I would raise or fold it preflop. Usually fold. Depends of villain.

You really need some great reads to make this play profitable. Just hoping villain would be doing some big semi-bluff/bluff is "little" dangerous

Flop bet is ok and turn doesn't change situation. But calling villain check-shove is very very loose. Many villains will just check-call with draws there and then we can check river behind. Other option is bet flop, check turn and maybe call river bet. No value in river bet usually.

Versus aggressive villains flop check is best, but limping preflop versus them with 64o is not that great of an idea in first place.

But best option is straight open fold preflop...

@ghaleon

Yes I agree with you.

In this case, since he was very aggressive, I told he is semi-bluffing trying to represent T. I had good read on his play so I called. I was correct but, yet its marginal. It would have been kind of stupid to give him the cheep lead in that hand. I could have waited for better spot. I had big eddge post flop so I don't mind plaing marginal hands.

@gedwashere91 Open flop? Why? And whats wrong with my rases

Originally posted by vidrata
@gedwashere91 Open flop? Why? And whats wrong with my rases

Open fold preflop because your hand is shit, there's no two ways about it here.

Nothing wrong with your raises really except that you shouldn't be making them.... but normally people make their raise sizes go up in intervals the same size as the small blind. (e.g. 2x, 2.5x, 3x, etc.) or at least round off to the nearest 10... for instance, why 324 chips and not 323?

I disagree with you about open folding preflop here Ged.

I tend to raise and apply pressure throughout the match unless I have a solid reason not to.

a Raise and a Cbet on this flop would take it down more often than a limp and then bet.

Again you gave us reads after you posted the hand though.. Vidrata, Could you please add your reads to the
original hand you post and not in the comments aferwards? It makes the hand easier to evaluate
that way instead of forming an opinion and then finding out a few posts later oh yeah villain was aggro
and I have a soul read....

Originally posted by 8979687
Again you gave us reads after you posted the hand though.. Vidrata, Could you please add your reads to the
original hand you post and not in the comments aferwards? It makes the hand easier to evaluate
that way instead of forming an opinion and then finding out a few posts later oh yeah villain was aggro
and I have a soul read....

yes

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limping trash against aggressive opponents is not optimal. you will VERY often get raised pre and will meet stiff resistance when you try take it down post.

if you have an edge post then why are you stacking off with bottom pair no kicker against an extremely strong line from villain, call flop and shove turn looks pretty strong here. he might turn up with draws occasionally. but you have an edge so why not wait for the nuts and snap call then? this is just a spew.

best line post (folding pre is best imo), is bet/fold flop and give up

No probs For future references I will add my comments after the hand.