[Closed] Nl5 Jj facing big raise

i think u are ahead here.

u have to think of the hands he just calls preflop with.10/10 99,88,66,55,44,33,22 some suited connectors maybe the odd gapper or broadway cards.

His raise on the flop usually means 66,88,99,10/10 maybe 78,76,33(may slowplay this) or maybe a flush draw

The king on the turn doesn't really change anything. so i probz just shove turn and expect to be good a lot of the time.

that's my 2 cents anyway

First of all, our Opponent is 38/7 which is indicator that he's probably passive player.His calling range preflop includes a lot of hands,and a lot 7x hands.His flop raise is very strong (Passive players don't usually raise wihout very strong hands), most often he has a 7 here, or a Full house or maybe even slowplayed QQ+ .He might ocasionally have 88-TT here but this is just a very litle % of his range.Unless this guy just lost a big pot or you just see him out of line postflop, this should be pretty easy and ok fold on the flop.

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Hello PewPewPoker,

Of course it would be any other raise size which would be smaller then ye true I would consider going for a Call and then maybe reevaluating it on turn. But as he makes it that huge and I don't even expect the opponent to do that with a lot worse I'd rather Bet/Fold it. Usually those stations are turning crazy with very strong hands rather than just an overpair.

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