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[Closed] Villain shows aggression of blank turn w/o initiative

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hova
Joined: 09.11.2006

Bareena King (UTG): $0
HERO (BB): $5
luck_suck93 (UTG+1): $13.40
DoYouFeelLuk8 (CO): $5.51
justfoldloser (Button): $5
Pudgey01 (SB): $3.75

Dealt to HERO 8♦ Q♠ K♦ 5♣

Pre-flop:
(3 folds), Pudgey01 calls $.03, HERO checks

Flop: ($.10) 7♦ 2♦ K♠ (3 Players)
Pudgey01 checks, HERO bets $.08, Pudgey01 calls $.08

Turn: ($.26) 3♥ (3 Players)
Pudgey01 bets $.26, HERO calls $.26

River: ($.78) A♥ (3 Players)
Pudgey01 bets $.78, (1 folds), Pudgey01 returns $.78

He basically represents 33 with a flushdraw. What range can I put opponents on when they start to donk out fullpot? This happened alot in my last session, resulting in me making very thin calldowns.

Here's another hand where villain basically reps that he floated oop and hit his magic 2outer

Shizzy15 (SB): $3.29
HERO (BB): $5
justfoldloser (UTG): $6.06
bukerman33 (CO): $6.98
Claudisimous (Button): $6.84

Dealt to HERO 8♠ J♠ Q♠ A♣

Pre-flop:
(3 folds), Shizzy15 calls $.03, HERO checks

Flop: ($.10) J♣ Q♦ 3♣ (2 Players)
Shizzy15 checks, HERO bets $.08, Shizzy15 calls $.08

Turn: ($.26) 5♦ (2 Players)
Shizzy15 checks, HERO bets $.22, Shizzy15 raises to $.92, (1 folds), Shizzy15 returns $.70

I don't know what to put him on, or if he is tilted by me stabbing at his limped pot etc? Might he have a big draw? Should I call if he had? If he does this frequently, should I give him freecards on the turn?


2 replies

1) I think the range is much wider than flushdraw and turned set, could be K3** as well as a bluff. Without reads I would fold turn because you really don't know where you're at. For example, he could have K3**:

Or a set or a better flush draw. I think there are better spots to stick the money in, don't spew in limped pots.

2) Sure he might have a big draw as well as made hand protecting from the draws you might have. Make your life easy and fold, you have a somewhat marginal made hand on this board, alot of rivers will hurt you.

If he does that often, of course don't get a free card, just stick it in. You often will have the best hand IF he check/raises you often.


alejandrosh
Joined: 02.07.2008

1) he is midstacking plo5 , so he has a ton of crap in his range more than a turned set + Flush draw. With position I like the turn call and reevaluate river.

2) I think he has you crushed more often than not, c/c flop c/r turn means a strong range a huge % of the time. nice hand.


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