so many spots against tightasses

[mxiu]

Villain is 9/7/2 over 850 hands 29% fold to 3bet

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

SB ($232.20)
BB ($124.85)
UTG ($114.20)
Hero (UTG+1) ($168.35)
MP1 ($103.35)
MP2 ($100)
MP3 ($117.50)
CO ($100)
Button ($105.65)

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with A, A
UTG bets $4, Hero raises to $13, 7 folds, UTG calls $9

Flop: ($27.50) 7, J, 3 (2 players)
UTG checks, Hero bets $18, UTG raises to $38, Hero?

[yuenjai]

all in

[badgers]

fold

(runs away from the impending wrath of deanglow)

[derekvsmith]

u have to call i mean realistically there not gonna push with top set because there gonna want to get more value could be kk qq maybe aj if hes a real weak player. and if hes just a donkey could push with ak spades thinkin he has 2 overs a and nut flush draw

[bikes]

Wtf. R u srs? Badgers. Wtf.

This whole ..... GAH IM SO TILTED I CANT TYPE

[ATOTHEC101]

yeah folding is punch yourself in the nuts bad, just cib and get that shit in.

[mxiu]

yea this one isnt really close.. i was just being results oriented when he showed up with 77

[badgers]

villains range is AA/JJ/77 imo with maybe 25% weighted KK at best...

Obv folding is outrageously exploitable and just awful looking. However, I believe it is correct here vs this player.

[hangchiong]

Board: 7h Js 3s
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 61.689% 59.30% 02.39% 11742 472.50 { AcAd }
Hand 1: 38.311% 35.92% 02.39% 7113 472.50 { JJ+, 77, AsKs }

Get it in.

vs this player,im leaning towards badgers

[Deanglow]

obviously get it in and imo his call preflop is atrocious

[mxiu]

his call preflop is atrocious

yeah I used to do this like a month ago.. a good leak I plugged

is it really atrocious? He's obv not smart or he wouldn't be a huge nit, but let's pretend he is.

He knows that we're not 3bet bluffing a meganit who raises in EP and rarely folds to 3bets, and that we have a real small value range. So we have AA/KK. He knows that we're stacking off basically always (judging by the comments in this thread), and he's getting over 10:1 implied, so he can call.

And I'm with badgers vs this guy.

[mxiu]

is it really atrocious? He's obv not smart or he wouldn't be a huge nit, but let's pretend he is.

He knows that we're not 3bet bluffing a meganit who raises in EP and rarely folds to 3bets, and that we have a real small value range. So we have AA/KK. He knows that we're stacking off basically always (judging by the comments in this thread), and he's getting over 10:1 implied, so he can call.

And I'm with badgers vs this guy.

You'd be right if my range was as tight as KK/AA. I'm doing this with QQ/AK still though at least. I'm not getting stacked on this board with these hands. He doesn't always stack KK 100% of the time here either.

[badgers]

ok interesting thought if we know he's a going to be setmining our 3bets here and putting us on AA/KK should we 3bet Axs and other "speculative" hands and call with QQ+/AK until he adjusts (if ever)?

ok interesting thought if we know he's a going to be setmining our 3bets here and putting us on AA/KK should we 3bet Axs and other "speculative" hands and call with QQ+/AK until he adjusts (if ever)?

imo yes, except still 3bet AA as he can decide KK is good enough to get it in

ok interesting thought if we know he's a going to be setmining our 3bets here and putting us on AA/KK should we 3bet Axs and other "speculative" hands and call with QQ+/AK until he adjusts (if ever)?

yes and then cbet him to death

[siltstrider]

Why is it wrong for him to call your bet pf with a pocket pair? Is that something you only do at the microstakes?

[sk8r_daniel]

So are you guys assuming that he plays tight postflop just because he plays tight preflop? What stats (if any) on pokertracker help make the distinction between preflop and postflop play.

[pokerfan]

Why is it wrong for him to call your bet pf with a pocket pair? Is that something you only do at the microstakes?

calling 3 bet oop without good implied odds(1:15 or better) is pretty bad IMO.

[pokerfan]

So are you guys assuming that he plays tight postflop just because he plays tight preflop? What stats (if any) on pokertracker help make the distinction between preflop and postflop play.

9/7/2 is a very nitty stat even in FR games on pokerstars.

[pokerfan]

i think that i'd shove with AA but fold QQ-KK in this spot vs this player.

[AFchung]

at 9/7 i don't see him raising anything but JJ+ here. i say get it in and watch him flip QQ/KK over

[badgers]

So are you guys assuming that he plays tight postflop just because he plays tight preflop? What stats (if any) on pokertracker help make the distinction between preflop and postflop play.

9/7/2 is a very nitty stat even in FR games on pokerstars.

don't you think this implies something about his postflop play? Hint: it would be absolutely atrocious for him to play KK in this way. If he has KK he has played it far worse than if he has 77 (which I think is more clearly more likely.

He knows what you have if he can even remotely handread (which is why I almost always call this preflop). He isn't expecting you to fold.

[jessyj]

I don't see anything but shoving.