Overpair reraised OTT

I don't fold.. His jam is super huge, too huge to be for value and his random 86s just got counterfeited. He can easily have a draw (the importance of you not blocking one is pretty big here) or a random 8. Every once in a blue moon you'll run into a 4 but it would be pretty bad to just shove 50bb+ on the turn with a 4 so that doesn't make too much sense.
I like the way you played the hand and if you lose, it was just ul in my opinion.

Thanks alot Samni, especially for getting back to me so quick. I have a tendency to snap certain decisions that I find especially uncomfortable, instead of taking more time I use none at all in these kinds of spots. I really gotta work on that, but thanks for putting my mind to rest abit on this one.

Originally posted by Guthans
Thanks alot Samni, especially for getting back to me so quick. I have a tendency to snap certain decisions that I find especially uncomfortable, instead of taking more time I use none at all in these kinds of spots. I really gotta work on that, but thanks for putting my mind to rest abit on this one.

Np, can be wrong about this one but than I accept that I'm too bad to fold here. Especially in the lower stakes ppl do wild stuff too often to be folding AA here. He shouldn't be checkcalling too many 4x and he shouldn't be jamming a full house here (he shouldn't jam anything here fwiw) so apart from some 4x that he called the flop with, you're never behind here I guess. Curious what he had though? Some weird 64s?

Edit: on me answering so fast, don't get used to that, I'm usually only online this much during the entire day max once a week

Haha, yeah. People really do some wild shit in the lower stakes, never gets boring though
As you said he never really has a full house when he does this, and his random 86 also got counterfeited. My first thought on this turn was that it was a good card for me.
He actually had 54o haha, so random.

Well, I appreciate it when it happens anyho. Super +ev to make you a coach here.

I think these early stages were you get really poor players can mess you up later if you don't realise that they are all gone.

Think this turns out similar to the other thread where early doors players jam with thier big hands and get called of enough to get paid off. We mentioned that if you do it in the very early stages, people will call when they think it's a bluff, should add big hands they can't fold to that as well.

In this spot I'd have reasoned a call as well and think it was played well.

Yep at Microstakes and freerolls you can see it all ♦ Most surprising is that those idiots win sometimes

Bet bigger his range is super capped here, I would even go for a slight overbet play with the idea of a size like 10 900 $, then if called the pot will be 32 500 $ and then we can go with a bet of 65% on the turn to put up for a river shuv! on a blank runout