What's his range

[wufwugy]

edit, cliffnotes: for those who don't feel like answering the post in a specific fashion, just answer this: when playing against a decent or goodish player (essentially, any player other than straight forward nits and stations), we pfr cbet and double barrel then are raised, how often are we dealing with less than the nuts or bluffs or draws or what have you? I'm trying to develop a decent equity analysis for these spots.



6max, hero is lag, villain is somewhat unknown with lag maybe tag maybe unusual stats like 30/18, 100bb deep

Hero raises btn, villain calls bb

JsTc5c, hero bets, villain calls

JsTc5c6s, hero bets, villain c/r



What's villain's range?


I'm coming back to poker, and am somewhat new to shorthanded. What I am trying to get at with this question is a generalization of how hands are played with a call pfr, call cbet, raise turn bet line.

For example, how much are AA KK QQ or top pair doing this, how often is this a flopped draw getting tricky like KQ or A8cc, how much of this is a picked up draw like 98ss 97ss or KQss, how much is it spaz or some overvalued pair, and how much does hero like his hand if he has AA KK QQ AJ KJ QJ

I await your well informed responses

[Da GOAT]

stakes??

[wufwugy]

You decide. Go with your own experience and perceptions. I'm looking to get a strong understanding of this aspect of turn play so it'll be valuable to get a variety of viewpoints

Or just default 1/2 or 2/4. I think those stakes are full of players trying to be aggro and trixy, but not over the top like some of us think 25/50 may be like

spades and sets 90% of the time if he's a tag