Check this river check/call.

Villain is loose, aggressive, and bad. He rarely openlimps, but i can't remember him ever doing it with a big hand.


POKERSTARS GAME #7393559475: HOLD'EM NO LIMIT ($0.50/$1.00) - 2006/12/11 - 01:42:28 (ET)
Table 'Leukothea V' 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: snowbank ($102.60 in chips)
Seat 4: apple4doc ($62.20 in chips)
Seat 5: NeonWired ($84.85 in chips)
Seat 6: Renton555 ($168.75 in chips)
Renton555: posts small blind $0.50
snowbank: posts big blind $1
park8: sits out

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Renton555 [Jd Kh]

apple4doc: folds
NeonWired: calls $1
Renton555: raises $4 to $5
snowbank: folds
NeonWired: calls $4

*** FLOP *** [5d Ac 5c]

Renton555: bets $7
NeonWired: calls $7

*** TURN *** [5d Ac 5c] [Ks]

Renton555: bets $16
NeonWired: calls $16

*** RIVER *** [5d Ac 5c Ks] [5h]

Renton555: checks
NeonWired: bets $56.85 and is all-in
Renton555: calls $56.85

turn bet is terrible

What exactly do you think he's calling the flop and turn with that he's bluffing the river with?

I think you're trying too hard to bust the villian and as a result you've now lowered your game to his game.

i bet the turn and called the river based on the assumption that he almost never has an ace in his hand

Originally Posted by Renton

i bet the turn and called the river based on the assumption that he almost never has an ace in his hand

based on what?

he'd have raised preflop

Originally Posted by Renton

i bet the turn and called the river based on the assumption that he almost never has an ace in his hand

Worse hands aren't calling you on the turn. The river shove is rarely a bluff.

ok, if this guy plays X percent of hands, and raises lik 80% of those, how in the world does he have something OTHER than A. trips, or B. a flush draw, on this turn?