92o makes underfull - Pot Control? 5/10

[fimbulwinter]

villain is total unknown. has been sitting for 3 orbits and seems to play pretty average preflop, has stolen blinds. he hasn't taken a hand to showdown.

Villain open limps in UTG+2, two limps to me on BB with 92, i check.

A[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]9[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]9[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] (45)

I bet 40, villain calls

2[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] (125)

I bet 100, villain raises to 200...

fim

edit: stack sizes are him ~1000 and i cover

[technologic]

stack sizes =?

[arod15]

Insta-call, I say insta because it will make it appear as if your on a flush draw. Than check raise river. If he checks to you on the river i like overbetting the river as opposed to value betting. This will seem as if you missed your flush and are trying to buy it. I like betting 700 on the river. But again a lot of this depends on stack size which i dont see if stacks are small make a value bet if he has a big stack i like overbetting.

[AZK]

He has a 9...call if he is timid, reraise if he will go broke with a single 9 here.

River is where it gets interesting.

[ChewyMint]

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Insta-call, I say insta because it will make it appear as if your on a flush draw. Than check raise river. If he checks to you on the river i like overbetting the river as opposed to value betting. This will seem as if you missed your flush and are trying to buy it. I like betting 700 on the river. But again a lot of this depends on stack size which i dont see if stacks are small make a value bet if he has a big stack i like overbetting.

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Maybe I'm just reading this incorrectly, but how can you check-raise someone on the river, and ALSO over-bet the pot if they check to you. This may be donk-ish, but I like reraising the turn to something like $200 more. He has odds to call if he has a flush draw, and for $200 more, I doubt he folds a big ace. If I called on the turn, I bet $400 on the river, unless it's an Ace. Value value value.

ChewyMint

[fimbulwinter]

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He has a 9

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or AA or 22.

fim

[AZK]

He doesn't have a flush draw, how many people check a flush draw on the flop but raise with it on the turn in a heads up pot.

[AZK]

I don't feel AA/22 as much as a 9, I don't know why. I suppose you are right, wouldn't he wait for the river to pump a lock, the problem is you have no idea how he plays. Because of this, I would think that generally, this is a 9 more than a boat, and would play accordingly.

[fimbulwinter]

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wouldn't he wait for the river to pump a lock

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you feel he thinks AAA99 is a lock but not AA999?

fim

[AZK]

AA/A9 same difference

Edit: When I said he has a 9, i meant a single 9, not the hand A9, you knew that, right?