massive donkage

19/14/2.5, read him as a solid player who is capable of making laydowns

FullTiltPoker Game #2235950482: Table St Jude (6 max) - $0.10/$0.25 - No Limit Hold'em - 15:34:41 ET - 2007/04/18
Seat 1: Cleese ($35)
Seat 2: wHaTTaDo ($36.10)
Seat 3: RunnerX ($24.55)
Seat 4: Rou_rn ($27.55)
Seat 5: jishuu ($26.85)
Seat 6: JayPee007 ($81.80)
Rou_rn posts the small blind of $0.10
jishuu posts the big blind of $0.25
The button is in seat #3
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to jishuu [Js Tc]
JayPee007 folds
Cleese folds
wHaTTaDo raises to $1
RunnerX folds
Rou_rn folds
jishuu calls $0.75
Rou_rn stands up
*** FLOP *** [As 3h 8d]
jishuu checks
wHaTTaDo bets $1.50
jishuu raises to $4
wHaTTaDo calls $2.50
*** TURN *** [As 3h 8d] [8s]
jishuu bets $6
wHaTTaDo calls $6
*** RIVER *** [As 3h 8d 8s] [Qh]
jishuu bets $15.85, and is all in

The board is not scary enough for him to laydown TPTK.
I think every street is spew.

Pre-flop I have my fold button selected and turn my attention to another table.

After he calls flop raise, I would give up.
He's probably not calling without an ace, and he's not going to fold that ace after the board pairs.

pre/flop and flop are spewy aggro into TAG PFR with A on board, but not horrible. You will make money whenever he raises PF with no A. It would be better if villian was a little more loose than 19/14, like 25/20, or was on BU.

You must give up when your c/r is called. You are basically repping a donkish PF SB call with AX (which happens, oh, like every hand at micro limits)

At the risk of being bashed for being uncreative...you don't need to do this to win a good amount of money at the $25.

I tend not to raise a flop with air unless i have strong reads, one of which being him folding to the flop raise lol.

He might be capable of making laydowns, but not against the average 25NL donk who will stack off with most Aces there. With stats like that he's probably playing a bazillion tables and not taking enough notice of individuals to have a read on you that deserves respect.

not a good board for this nonsense

i don't think this is the place or level to do this. you're just spewing almost always.

nope

He flipped over 88. I laughed as said I guess I wasn't going to bet him off that hand.

this is fine as long as u shave ur balls afterwards

ahahahah

and yes this is total spew, basically fold every street

I don't care how strong of a line you take man, you're never getting him to fold quads here.

On a serious note, what in the world do you think he was calling you with on the turn?

Why is this a bad board to bluff on?

My intuition tells me that it's bad because the only hands he's likely to have are hands that he's likely to stack off with, TPGK+..

The thing is though, isn't a drawy board a bad one to bluff on because our opponent will convince himself we have a draw, and even if the turn & river are bricks he'll talk himself into a call on the river because we may be buying with a missed draw?