All,
Trying to play cash again and understand the need to get aggressive. Am I out of line here? My equity to call Raise on flop is there
with NFD but it seems a bit needless to punt off a stack with just one over and a draw? I don't think I should be potting the flop as a bluff should of prob played the hand as a check on flop and decide on turn and river when to put more money in. As i lose to any pair, two pair, sets etc.
Hally1965 Small blind £0.02 £0.02 £3.68
hookyboy Big blind £0.04 £0.06 £3.52
Your hole cards
A spades
J spades
jampot Fold
mum1 Call £0.04 £0.10 £3.27
Bonesy9 Fold
mcglynn07 Raise £0.12 £0.22 £4.76
Hally1965 Raise £0.42 £0.64 £3.26
hookyboy Fold
mum1 Fold
mcglynn07 Call £0.32 £0.96 £4.44
Flop
6 spades
K hearts
5 spades
Hally1965 Check
mcglynn07 Bet £0.96 £1.92 £3.48
Hally1965 Raise £1.92 £3.84 £1.34
mcglynn07 All-in £3.48 £7.32 £0.00
Hally1965 All-in £1.34 £8.66 £0.00
mcglynn07 Unmatched bet £1.18 £7.48 £1.18
Hally1965 Show
K
A
mcglynn07 Show
A
J
Turn
5
River
6
Hally1965 Win Two Pairs, Kings and 6s £6.91 £6.91
I feel this is spew my FD is only 36% on flop and if he has 55 or 66 i'm only 25%. Thanks for any comments
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Comments
But most importantly you have a free shot at hitting on the turn so take it. If he'd bet the flop then there's a case for raising depending on a few things but stacking with a fd is not usually necessary.
Most interesting is his lack of a cbet on K65ss w/ AK which is something to note and exploit as he is really weakening his cbet range if he does that a lot - meaning that when he does cbet you can attack wider.