Fish Logic

[Al_Capone_Junior]

A player raises. Another calls. They're heads up.

Flop comes 6 5 2 rainbow. The raiser bets, gets called.

Turn is J of fourth suit. Raiser bets, gets called.

River is a deuce. Check, check.

Raiser has AK. Caller has Q7s. Raiser asks "how can you call with that? Limper replies "I put you on AK."

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[Easy E]

[ArchAngel71857]

hahaha.

dude, you made that up.

hahahah, awesome.


-AA

[nummerfire]

I do not understand.

Putting aside the limp with q7s the limper is getting 6.5:1 on the flop and around 4:1 on the turn and some implied odds. And he have 8 outs against AK.

So why shouldnt he call, when he "knows", that the limper has AK.

Kim

[nummerfire]

I was to eager to defend the limper.

He only have 6 outs, but I still think he has a call on the flop.

Kim

[brad]

cause he should raise the turn or fold preflop

[Al_Capone_Junior]

[Softrock]

Calling the turn in this situation is a terrible play. If he truly "knows" his opponent has AK then he should raise and take the pot right there (or at least give himself more opportunities to win - I suppose there is some chance the AK would call a check-raise on the turn). The turn situation is clearly a raise or fold.

[Al_Capone_Junior]

[johnnyhearts]

9-18 at Commerce, gentleman 1 off the button seems to be considering whether or not to steal raise or not, goof on the button warns, "If you raise, I call. If you fold, I fold".

Guy shakes his head and, while folding, inquires, "Why? Are you out to get me or something?"

Knucklehead shows him 74s and explains, "No! If you raise, I have a chance to win a bigger pot than if it's just me and the blinds".

Johnny

[baggins]

flop and turn play aside, if he puts the other guy on AK then how can he call with Q7 after the river?

[docidiot]

the river went check check. there was no action on the river.

[Tommy Angelo]

What was the fish's logic behind 1)checking the river and 2) badgering while stacking?

[Zele]