Hallo Guys,
seriously, I tried to use one of those free Hand Converters but failed due to the lack of readme.txt. I apologize for that. A HUD I am not using for the moment, and I feel good with that. On the micros there isn't much sense in playing GTO'ish style. Many of the people tend to be very honest, and with attention towards betsizing, earlier tells, and the time they take for decisions I do make a positive winrate.
I was playing 6max NL2 on a table filled with recreational players and woke up in UTG with KhKs, which I opened to 3bb. Everybody felted up to SB who called, and BB, who also called. I had 171bb stack, SB 149 bb and BB had 86 BB.
SB is a sometimes very loose fit-or-fold player who also has betsize-tells. BB is a guy who tends to exploit that tendency and always bets vs a missed cbet from SB. He is sometimes overly aggressive and I bet he overplays a lot of his onepair-type of hands.
Now, flop comes 2h6h6s. SB checks, BB take some time and then bets 2/3 potsize. I have overpair + K high bd flushdraw, so I decide to call. Usually, but not all of the time when someone donks a suited board, he has the flushdraw. SB folds.
Turn comes Qh, which improves me to the K high flushdraw, and I still have that KK overpair, so I do not hesitate to call the 70% potsize 2nd barrel from BB.
River blanks a 7c. BB take some short time to think and then overbet-pushes his stack (1,27€) into the pot, which is 1 € big.
With only overpair and facing this load of aggression I mucked. I do not expect anyone to call this River but yeah, maybe you can share some words on this.
So some of you would not even call twice with potentially drawing to the nuts (ok there is one handcombo that we could not beat - 66)? That is very cautious.