[Closed] nl25 sh - 45s limped pot vs passive

your flop raise is much too small.

i would raise turn, as J is a super blank and you still have a very strong hand.

as played, raise river, as T is also a blank and villain could make those bets with a very wide range. fold if villain 3bets though (this is very unlikely though.).

if you are not sure just call . the potsize is good for the strength of your hand and the villain bets the same amount on the river as on the turn . This either implies he is very weak or he has a monster either way you are not getting more money if you raise.

easy call in my opinion.

Do not limp but bet preflop. Easy call on the river but without reads I would raise.

Originally posted by Michailewic
Do not limp but bet preflop. Easy call on the river but without reads I would raise.

Vilain had stats like i mentionned. But also a Fold to Cbet around 11%. No way i can steal a pot from him; even with initiative.

Besides; he's middle stack. If i raise; the pot would be too big & even if he's passif; his bets will may be too big for me to call with a draw (which is the hand i'll likely have).

So i went for a limp

You should raise pf.
You have best position at the table and should use it.
Raise size is imo fine, I would probably make it 2,5.
You shoudl raise turn to 5$, since you still probably have the best hand.
River raise is questionable, since it is very hard to call your raise with worse hand, so I don´t mind calling there.

Originally posted by Kaitz20
You should raise pf.
You have best position at the table and should use it.
Raise size is imo fine, I would probably make it 2,5.
You shoudl raise turn to 5$, since you still probably have the best hand.
River raise is questionable, since it is very hard to call your raise with worse hand, so I don´t mind calling there.

Thanks.

His stats & stack doesnt mind ? for the raise pf i mean

Would you consider/mind a minraise river ?