Its possibly retarded what I did here

Villian is a not that great regular. He hit the bet pot button instantly on both streets.

$0.50/$1 No Limit Holdem
4 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
CO ($226.70)
BTN ($119.45)
SB ($13.00)
Hero ($104.50)

Hero is BB with :8d: :8c:

Pre-flop: ($1.50, 4 players)
CO bets $3.50, 2 folds, Hero calls $2.50

Flop: :7d: :qd: :4d: ($7.50, 2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $7.50, Hero calls $7.50

Turn: :tc: ($22.50, 2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $22.50, Hero goes all-in $93.50

umm, yeah. find a better board to do this on, if at all.

when you c/call a pot bet that tells me you don't have any flush, even the nut flush. And I feel like his insta-action induces people to fire at him. I think ilikeaces86 used to talk about doing everything really quickly because it makes people attack you lightly.

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Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla

And I feel like his insta-action induces people to fire at him. I think ilikeaces86 used to talk about doing everything really quickly because it makes people attack you lightly.

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I feel like you don't have enough information about this villain to bust out a timing tell. The only reason ilikeaces did it with real hands is because his opponents were presumably aware of the insta-bet bluff which is common enough. So how do we know this is an ilikeaces-'esque' faux-bluff instead of a (probably more common) insta-bet bluff?

ive a feeling he called

c/c c/f turn seems like a reasonable line.

It seems like villain really wants to get all the money in here.

just fold the turn.
also if u want to make this bluff you need to make it with a hand that has better equity vs. his calling range.

it sucks

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Originally Posted by d0zer

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Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla

And I feel like his insta-action induces people to fire at him. I think ilikeaces86 used to talk about doing everything really quickly because it makes people attack you lightly.

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I feel like you don't have enough information about this villain to bust out a timing tell. The only reason ilikeaces did it with real hands is because his opponents were presumably aware of the insta-bet bluff which is common enough. So how do we know this is an ilikeaces-'esque' faux-bluff instead of a (probably more common) insta-bet bluff?

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it rings true with personal experience. I feel like insta action induces me to step out of line frequently. Bolstered with this idea that a smart, profitable, tight player used these quick actions to induce unwarranted action (could be a figment of my imagination though) leads me to believe that snap decisions with bets try to induce action from seemingly thinking players.

facepalm

Rilla

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Villian is a not that great regular

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I think youre giving way too much credit here.

So you shoved because he semi-tilted you with his instant betting? I gotta remember that :)

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Originally Posted by Pelion

Rilla

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Villian is a not that great regular

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I think youre giving way too much credit here.

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he might not know what he's doing but his actions still have the same effect!

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Originally Posted by jackvance

So you shoved because he semi-tilted you with his instant betting? I gotta remember that :)

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Nah, I didn´t tilt or anything.

I just imagined that his nut hands would at least take a second to figure out how to extract the max and his okay hands would take some time on turn considering pot controlling/taking a free card, whereas the lower end of his range wants to appear strong and to be protected vs a diamond. It looked so much like auto b/f. He did play his strong hands not in this manner before.

I´m putting too much emphasis on timing and betsizing when I´m playing without hud it seems.

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Originally Posted by a500lbgorilla

And I feel like his insta-action induces people to fire at him. I think ilikeaces86 used to talk about doing everything really quickly because it makes people attack you lightly.

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I feel like you don't have enough information about this villain to bust out a timing tell. The only reason ilikeaces did it with real hands is because his opponents were presumably aware of the insta-bet bluff which is common enough. So how do we know this is an ilikeaces-'esque' faux-bluff instead of a (probably more common) insta-bet bluff?

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it rings true with personal experience. I feel like insta action induces me to step out of line frequently. Bolstered with this idea that a smart, profitable, tight player used these quick actions to induce unwarranted action (could be a figment of my imagination though) leads me to believe that snap decisions with bets try to induce action from seemingly thinking players.

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Interesting.

Imma try this vs regs with my nutz!