nl5 700bb+ pot

Hello,

Preflop calling is fine.

When he checks here on the flop betting is good and I like your sizing.

On the turn betting again is fine.

I prefer betting smaller on the river here - like $1.1-$1.2.
After he makes such a big check/raise here we could even consider folding right away. I don't think he'd play too much worse hands here like this.
I wouldn't say that calling is too bad here on Nl5, since someone could easily end up having AJ or AK that played "tricky", but then I would definitely not shove here.

Best,
Plamen

Hi,

I don't think 2P are stacking that deep here. I would say he'll be almost always on a set, and chances are good that he's on a stronger one (AA, JJ, occasional KK that doesn't like folding).

I also saw many times on these limits that people minraise monsters, or even open-limp form SB

Also, why do you want to stack against him because of the stats? Even if you had a bigger sample size. AF 1.0...

By his stats i ment he's pretty loose and goes to showdown alot, but i guess this makes him more loose passive calling station who's raises i must dodge, i really feel i failed bad on this hand lol i wana keep playing but i know after an emotional crushing like that it's best to wait till alot later or tomorrow, thanks for the replys guys! ♦

Originally posted by Vip3rNZ
By his stats i ment he's pretty loose and goes to showdown alot, but i guess this makes him more loose passive calling station who's raises i must dodge, i really feel i failed bad on this hand lol i wana keep playing but i know after an emotional crushing like that it's best to wait till alot later or tomorrow, thanks for the replys guys! ♦

Yeah, true As long as your PC is still in one piece -- it's all good mate.

PS: They say that WTSD converges slowly. Slowly is like 500 hands before you can estimate it more or less correctly. Not 16 I'm not sure if 500 is possible for NL5 Zoom though

So try having ~50 hands for the simplest preflop (VPIP/PFR), ~100 hands for the more detailed preflop (Stealing, limp-folding, cold-calling), ~150 maybe add some flop stats like CB, vs CB, AF, and ~200 you can start looking at difficult ones as a rough guideline (3/4bets, WTSD/W$SD, c-r flop, positional RFI).

It's just my guess, but I'm pretty sure that it's better than what you are looking at with 16 hands With the difficult ones, it's definitely better not to look there at all with <150 sample.

Best of luck