Hit turn, facing heat deep

Villain is a 28/4/2.5. He hasn't raise any of my bets yet. I am running over the table, at about 25/22. I know he has been waiting to hit something big. I hate these spots deep...

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $2 BB (6 handed) Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

Hero ($559.45)
BB ($401.55)
UTG ($191)
MP ($199)
CO ($196.75)
Button ($473.80)

Preflop: Hero is SB with A, T.
3 folds, Button calls $2, Hero raises to $10, BB calls $8, Button folds.

Flop: ($22) K, J, 3 (2 players)
Hero bets $16, BB calls $16.

Turn: ($54) 3 (2 players)
Hero bets $40, BB raises to $80, [color=#CC3333]Hero ??

snap fold.

Is this really that easy? and why?

dude, idk...i dont have that much experience playing deep or at these stakes but we are only 200bb deep. I'm not saying that felting this is absolutely correct but I think we can't fold to this min raise. I think we can call and reevaluate his bet size on the river.

Originally Posted by Jager

Is this really that easy? and why?

Yeah it is. Threebet the turn and get it all in versus his lower flush that he's never folding.

I'm getting it in there too. The only hand we can reasonably be worried about is JJ (I'm fairly confident that KK is reraising pre; honestly, if he's looking to play back, I suspect he repops with all of the 4% he would normally raise, meaning JJ too).

It's much more likely that he has a lower flush (and almost as likely that he is overplaying a pair, given your read of wanting to play back).

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

Originally Posted by Jager

Is this really that easy? and why?

Yeah it is. Threebet the turn and get it all in versus his lower flush that he's never folding.

So where not folding but 3betting??

Originally Posted by Jager

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

Originally Posted by Jager

Is this really that easy? and why?

Yeah it is. Threebet the turn and get it all in versus his lower flush that he's never folding.

So where not folding but 3betting??

lol.. yah I think ISF was joking with the snap fold lol

We have the nuts here.. because based on PF villain cannot have KK or JJ so unless he has quads we 100% have the best hand, hence the 3-bet and river shove.

Originally Posted by griffey24

Originally Posted by Jager

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

Originally Posted by Jager

Is this really that easy? and why?

Yeah it is. Threebet the turn and get it all in versus his lower flush that he's never folding.

So where not folding but 3betting??

lol.. yah I think ISF was joking with the snap fold lol

We have the nuts here.. because based on PF villain cannot have KK or JJ so unless he has quads we 100% have the best hand, hence the 3-bet and river shove.

I am assuming that even a 28/4 is raising JJ+?? I think thats a legitimate assumption... esp on the button.

Originally Posted by griffey24

I am assuming that even a 28/4 is raising JJ+?? I think thats a legitimate assumption... esp on the button.

Actually, if villain knows what he's doing (which he clearly doesn't, as a 28/4), the fact that he's on the button more strongly favors a call than a raise. There's a lot more he can do with his position postflop if the pot is relatively small preflop.

I think your very grossly overestimating his raise size as KK/JJ/33, i think its just as likely many flushes or some dumb shit like AcA, AcK so we have to get it in, sorry you got coolered.

Yes my snap fold was a joke srsly we have the nuts.

These type of hands aren't important anyways.

You'll have to excuse ISF and myself and everyone else for thinking you just posted a cooler cuz we haven't seen you in forever and that's all you post anyways.

Turn 3bet size is the only interesting aspect of this hand really.

Haven't really been playing.

If I was 100bbs deep I think this is an easy push, and I guess it still is at 200bbs. So is this ever not a push/3bet?

$160

I call and play a river.

id leave 2/3 pot for river

Originally Posted by Fnord

I call and play a river.

No way, commit him on the turn.

Originally Posted by Fnord

I call and play a river.

If your going to make this type of comment you could at least make a convincing argument.

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

Originally Posted by Fnord

I call and play a river.

If your going to make this type of comment you could at least make a convincing argument.

This guy is stupid passive and there is enough money behind I'm concerned about paying off the top of his range.

seems like a great spot to get the money in

you stil have outs!

edit : you still have an out

I 3bet and shove the river feeling very good about it. b/c of preflop I'm only really worried about 33 and we even have an out against quads. Also, if he's the type to slowplay a set on the flop, I think he continues to slowplay on the turn a decent amount of the time.

btw, isf, Ac is in our hand.

Originally Posted by Fnord

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

Originally Posted by Fnord

I call and play a river.

If your going to make this type of comment you could at least make a convincing argument.

This guy is stupid passive and there is enough money behind I'm concerned about paying off the top of his range.

So then we c/c river no matter what unless he makes a super small bet?

Ok so there's all this talk about being worried about a boat cause villain is super passive.. but where's all this passive talk coming from? I mean, he's 28/4/2.5 ... he's passive preflop but 2.5 isn't _that_ passive! .. or am I missing something here?

If he was like 28/4/1 or something I'd be a lot more worried.

Originally Posted by Fnord

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

Originally Posted by Fnord

I call and play a river.

If your going to make this type of comment you could at least make a convincing argument.

This guy is stupid passive and there is enough money behind I'm concerned about paying off the top of his range.

why?

Fnord thinks that the guy has a boat enough to the point where opps huge bet sizing mistake on the turn and river will be better than us getting it all in.

the guy hardly ever has a a boat and hes def not "stupid passive" except for preflop. he is putting the money in with any flush and KJ here so we put money in now to guarantee we get value out of those instead of just giving it to K3s or whatever he has