£100 nlhe at my local last night.my stack 300 villan 290.blinds £1/£2 with £5 staddle folded tome in hj possition.i make it £15 with Ac Ad. folded to villan in bb who raises to £45,i call.its heads up to the flop. flop comes Qh 6s Qd I CHECK HE CHECKS.turn is 8h,villan checks i bet £95 and he goes all in.im in the tank a short while because he has been playing with a wide range and showed 1 or 2 bluffs. i folded. right move?
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bet flop, as played really depends if he's been playing any 2 then call if you think he has half a clue how to play poker fold
if you're going to fold in this spot, don't induce it in the first place
8 pot at start - 1/2 with 5 straddle
he raises to 15 - got to be more hasn't it - effectivley a min raise
3 bets to 45
maybe it's good if he has been passive but would it not be best to 4 bet with the aim of getting it all in pre
or is this spot very player dependant and obviously your own table image plays a big part if you 4 bet or flat
just asking ?
if we were 1k+ deep then i would 4bet every single time
My thinking is the shorter you are the less likely people will fold to your 4 bet if they holding AK/KK/QQ/ even JJ/1010 if your really short 20-30 BB's.
I am only playing NL4 but am I possibly missing a trick here by not flatting there 3 bet
Over last 6 month my +/- shows my biggest swings with A'sK's. Isolating to one player with strong lines but am just getting rickrolled constantly. If your going to play A's slow, you may as well play them REALLY SLOW being prepared to fold without too much thought to significant multiway action or be prepared to lose an acceptable minimum.
Just something I'm experimenting with myself. Its always pretty obv how A's are beat multi way
Turn I think you have to call, but even live Im not sure you smash that much of his value range. What hands do people feel he likely plays this way?