Poker Discussion Post

my guess is he has Ax with club and u have to dodge tha river

elusively:

 

So it's profitable to c/r that flop if his range is Acx and... what else?

Most/all of the other hands he continue with have us CRUSHED or are FD's.

EDIT: Sorry, I'm sure it will be profitable to c/r a standard c-bet here, but when he continues, we're pretty much always losing, so we should be c/r'ing with hands that are bluffs.

wow it got this far and noone said fold (or 3b/c) pre... this is saddening

doubledave22:

wow it got this far and noone said fold (or 3b/c) pre... this is saddening

doubledave22:

wow it got this far and noone said fold (or 3b/c) pre... this is saddening

 I folded...

I really felt there were only 2 hands he shows up with here a flush or set but I could be completely wrong

ty for feedback

elusively:

read

Jeangrae:

 I folded...

I really felt there were only 2 hands he shows up with here a flush or set but I could be completely wrong

ty for feedback

 Yo Jean, I call here without a doubt, just out of curiosity how long did he take to call the check raise on the flop?

1. call

2. fade a club on the river

3. profit

one of my fastest snap calls of the year probably

i call as well.  i think you (and other posters) are giving a random $33 player way too much credit.

while you occasionally run into flushes or sets here, i think it is more likely TP w FD type hands.

if it was a $330, i would think about folding.

I just read the whole post, and was trying to decide whether a 3b(/c obv) or just folding is best.

And i realised, i have no idea, beacuse i dont know the table/images.

his stack is an akward 25bbs. He shouldnt be opening too light from MP, but, this is a 33 fo on stars.

coolhandkev:

Snap shove = Snap call from me.

I think your c/r on the flop is fundamentally wrong is counter productive to what are you are trying to achieve.

As played, I do not see how you can fold the turn.