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#1
10-27-2005, 12:13 AM
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lotta calling here
I had only about 25 hands on the villain, and he looked tight, fairly aggressive preflop, maybe a little less agressive post flop. I had seen him open-raise the blinds from late position, and I got the feeling he was observant, so when he raised my small blind at a time when we were 7 handed, I felt the odds were high he was on a steal. The flop reraise confused me, and I didn't quite buy it. Or maybe I just didn't want to buy it. I called down. What do you think?
HOLDEM NORMAL $2/$4 - 2005-10-26 22:30:59 (ET) Seat #5 is the dealer Hero - Posts small blind $1 BB - Posts big blind $2 *** POCKET CARDS *** Dealt to Hero [9h Kc] UTG - Folds UTG+1 - Folds UTG+2 - Folds Villain- Raises $4 to $4 Button - Folds Hero - Calls $3 BB - Folds *** FLOP *** [8h Kd 4c] Hero - Checks Villain - Bets $2 Hero - Raises $4 to $4 Villain - Raises $4 to $6 Hero - Calls $2 *** TURN *** [8h Kd 4c] [Jh] Hero - Checks Villain - Bets $4 Hero - Calls $4 *** RIVER *** [8h Kd 4c Jh] [Qd] Hero - Checks Villain - Bets $4 Hero - Calls $4 
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#2
10-27-2005, 04:20 AM
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Re: lotta calling here
Well, I like the idea of assuming a typical opponent until proven otherwise. By your post it looks like you were beat. Another line for you to consider is bet/folding the turn, and if given the chance bet/fold the river.
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#3
10-27-2005, 04:24 AM
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Re: lotta calling here
I wouldnt fold that to a possible steal attempt. Normally sane players can get crazy once blinds are to be fought for. I think folding is being to weak here
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#4
10-27-2005, 04:25 AM
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Re: lotta calling here
This is still too weak to defend in the SB against a steal. If you were in the big blind on the other hand then this is a fine call. Postflop I think you played this fine. In steal situations showing down top pair is good.
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