TheHip41
07-06-2005, 11:21 PM
Motor City Casino 10-20
A little background. The last time the villian showed up in the AM i had 3500 in chips in front of me. Today, I had 1500 in chips in front of me. I am running well, and playing well. I know the villian thinks I am a good player. He is a younger player, and is pretty standard player, a little weak/tight post flop, but is easy to read.
Also, he raise two limpers with 78o in MP, and bet the flop and turn with no pair and no draw, and when all folded, he showed us all, letting us know he is the best player in the world. /images/graemlins/cool.gif
He's made comments about me raising his blind for the 10000000th time in a row. He is sitting 3 to my left, and the hands I'm raising with, I'm usually showing down, open raising from the CO with K9s, AK, 77, A8s. Hands like this.
In this hand, I am in the cutoff with:
9 /images/graemlins/spade.gif 5 /images/graemlins/spade.gif
6 folds, I raise, Button folds, SB folds, Villian makes some comment like 'here we go again' and calls.
Flop 2 players 4SB
9 /images/graemlins/club.gif 6 /images/graemlins/diamond.gif 4 /images/graemlins/spade.gif
Villian checks, I bet, Villian raises, I 3-bet, Villian caps.
(now, when he caps, he almost jumps out of his seat to spank the last 20 in there) Usually, when he raises someone on the turn with the goods, he just reaches out and bangs out 2 stacks of 4, like, bang----bang.
I've never seen this guy leap like that.
As for my thinking, right now, I think my 9's are the best hand
Turn 2 players 6BB
A /images/graemlins/club.gif
Villian bets, I call
(when he was betting, he hesitated. At this point I figured he A. had a set, or B. was afraid I had an A. If he's afraid of an A, he doesn't have 2 pair or a set. If he doesn't have 2 pair, I think my 9's are good.)
Anyway.
River 2 players 8BB
Q /images/graemlins/diamond.gif
Villian bets, I call.
When he bet here, it was just like his flop bets. Very overagressive, and looked contrived.
Now, my question is, even with my reads of this player, and how he views me, should I fold the turn, should I raise somewhere, or should I do something different. Just looking for constructive critism.
Derek
A little background. The last time the villian showed up in the AM i had 3500 in chips in front of me. Today, I had 1500 in chips in front of me. I am running well, and playing well. I know the villian thinks I am a good player. He is a younger player, and is pretty standard player, a little weak/tight post flop, but is easy to read.
Also, he raise two limpers with 78o in MP, and bet the flop and turn with no pair and no draw, and when all folded, he showed us all, letting us know he is the best player in the world. /images/graemlins/cool.gif
He's made comments about me raising his blind for the 10000000th time in a row. He is sitting 3 to my left, and the hands I'm raising with, I'm usually showing down, open raising from the CO with K9s, AK, 77, A8s. Hands like this.
In this hand, I am in the cutoff with:
9 /images/graemlins/spade.gif 5 /images/graemlins/spade.gif
6 folds, I raise, Button folds, SB folds, Villian makes some comment like 'here we go again' and calls.
Flop 2 players 4SB
9 /images/graemlins/club.gif 6 /images/graemlins/diamond.gif 4 /images/graemlins/spade.gif
Villian checks, I bet, Villian raises, I 3-bet, Villian caps.
(now, when he caps, he almost jumps out of his seat to spank the last 20 in there) Usually, when he raises someone on the turn with the goods, he just reaches out and bangs out 2 stacks of 4, like, bang----bang.
I've never seen this guy leap like that.
As for my thinking, right now, I think my 9's are the best hand
Turn 2 players 6BB
A /images/graemlins/club.gif
Villian bets, I call
(when he was betting, he hesitated. At this point I figured he A. had a set, or B. was afraid I had an A. If he's afraid of an A, he doesn't have 2 pair or a set. If he doesn't have 2 pair, I think my 9's are good.)
Anyway.
River 2 players 8BB
Q /images/graemlins/diamond.gif
Villian bets, I call.
When he bet here, it was just like his flop bets. Very overagressive, and looked contrived.
Now, my question is, even with my reads of this player, and how he views me, should I fold the turn, should I raise somewhere, or should I do something different. Just looking for constructive critism.
Derek