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My table is image is tight slightly passive. Villain tries to limp
many hands has caught bluffing couple of times.
Hero is SB with 55.
Villain limps 1$ UTG
3 other limpers too.
Hero tries to steal betting 7$
UTG calls 7$
others fold.
Flop
7h , 7c, 2d
Hero believes his 55 is good here.
Hero Bets 8$
Villain calls 8$
Turn
8s
Hero considers 8s blank here.
Hero bets 14$
Villain calls 14$
River
7s
Hero checks
Villain bets 25$
Hero?
I'm not sure if 55 is part of the range I'd regularly make a play preflop there but that's probably irrelevant.
If I count it correctly, the pot on the flop was $18, the pot on the turn was $34, and the pot on the river was $62. Given this, your bet-sizing on the flop and turn are weird.
Edit: On the river, you're offered to call $25 to win $87, so you've got to win about 22% of the time to break even. If he's been caught bluffing on similar under-bets then this is an easy call, and otherwise I'd probably call anyway.
I'd call and expect to see A high a lot here.
I made a call, villain showed AK.
T.
your calling 25 to win 87 instead of 62, which makes this an easier call imo
Yeah sry I'm stupid and was thinking dude was betting 25 into 62 instead of calling 25 to win 62.Quote:
Originally Posted by bode
He's caught you bluffing a couple of times or you have caught him bluffing a couple of times?Quote:
Originally Posted by Turska
I think the river is a fold. I don't see villain bluffing this river.