$2k NL....KK 3 handed

[fsuplayer]

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How about all in after his raise on flop? Just a thought.

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one i considered as well.

[flawless_victory]

id def move allin on the flop if his raise wasnt so small... that tiny raise looks like a J or maybe a set... a draw seems unlikely, but who knows. there is a couple regalar multitable guys who play alot of short handed and always make these gay babyraises often with flush draw in pos. id still prob move in, but i dont love that... i feel like thats might be the best way to get it in against AJ. if he has a draw and folds... thats ok too.
BTW/ i think a stop and go is a pretty bad play here... if the turn blanks off and you 800, TP is going into the muck pretty fast... ppl dont really play draws/ bluffs like that.

[MTBlue]

I'm votin for the all-in move on the flop. It sucks if he has a set but by your description of the guy it seems like the hand range is much wider 9T two hearts aj kj, pure bluff or two pair. If you lead some of your draws in this situation and make similar moves its possible he may misread it for an ace high flush draw and call with top pair and it will make him think twice about baby raising his draws. With 1200 in the pot on the turn and 2300 back, a stop and go commits you and if a heart comes it will take balls to fire possibly suicidally.

Another fun line taken straight from the low limit NL is to check call him down no matter what comes. It the riskiest but also may be the best against the guy who loves to bluff. It will slow him down considerably and probably have him talking to himself if he loses the hand. I play highly aggressive poker and this is the line that drives me crazy the most and is probably most effective against me.

[fsuplayer]

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I'm votin for the all-in move on the flop. It sucks if he has a set but by your description of the guy it seems like the hand range is much wider 9T two hearts aj kj, pure bluff or two pair. If you lead some of your draws in this situation and make similar [all in] moves its possible he may misread it for an ace high flush draw and call with top pair and it will make him think twice about baby raising his draws.

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wow, you just saved me 5 mins typing up that exact line of thought for the hand.

well done.

turn: Q [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]

river:3 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]


I suckout g00t. he had J8o. whew.


after the hand i felt fishy all over, esp. with gonores watching, but thinking about it later, I still liked my play.

just wanted to check and make sure.


thanks guys,

fsuplayer

[gumpzilla]

I'm somewhat out of my element here, so I'd love to hear why this isn't necessarily a good idea, but I think my plan against an opponent who has been somewhat more aggressive than I think is optimal is to call with the plan of c/r'ing any non-heart turn. This hinges on me guessing that he'll bet again on the turn, of course, as I'm not enthusiastic about giving a free river with this board.

[Jason Strasser]

Im this spot I'm just trying to get my stack in the middle however I can on the flop.

-Jason

[esbesb]

All in.