10/20 party

[cardsharkk04]

We are playing 4 handed. I'm in mid position and villain is on the button. Villain has $1500 and I have him covered. He is extremely aggressive, but usually slows down after the flop when he misses. He also doesn't like folding top pair. He raises to 70, I call with 78 offsuit. Flop is 10 9 4 rainbow. He bets the pot, I call. Turn is a blank, he pots it again, and I pump it all in. What do you think of this play? He calls with K 10, river is a Jack and I take down the pot with my straight. Should I have played this differently?

[captZEEbo1]

fold turn

You explained entirely in your post his exact actions and what they mean. "He slows down after flop if he doesn't like his hand"...he likes his hand; "He doesn't like to fold TP"....he probably has TP or better and won't fold; Calling here is bad, since you are getting bad odds to draw

edit: forgot to say, don't post resultzzzzz

[Chris Daddy Cool]

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He is extremely aggressive, but usually slows down after the flop when he misses.

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He also doesn't like folding top pair.

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so when he fires again on the turn you decide to try to semibluff him here when you say he won't fold his made hands? doesn't make sense.

[Rocaix]

Against better players with slightly deeper stacks this would be a good play, especially if you've pulled this move before with a set.
The villain here from your description, probably has at least a Ten on the turn, if he's potting it twice. If he's call happy, the stacks aren't deep enough to get him off TP on such a dry board.

[flawless_victory]

youre too short to pull this BS. prob need to let it go on turn like others have said.

[AZK]

Stop whining like a little bitch. You were betting/raising every hand preflop, potting every street, but then laying down when someone check-raised/raised your ass. I was making a move given my tight image and your over aggro image, I thought you would respect it and lay down whatever you had (maybe even tptk). Sucks you happened to have a hand this time, I'm sure it was one of the rare occasions. I stayed at the table with the other 2, if you wanted to get your money back you could have reloaded rather than whining, crying and then leaving.

fyi, I didn't notice you slow down on the turn either, if I would have had that perception I wouldn't have check-raised all in.

[yvesaint]

wait so he posted this hand because he was actually holding K 10, and it was AZK who won the pot?

lol

I wouldn't of replied at all... Rather I would just take what I learned from this tread and find out what table he was sitting on.

[AZK]

his name is the same name, it's not hard to figure out.

[mike l.]

pushing $1300 on a draw to win $300 against a guy who doesnt like to fold?

you tell me: do you think that's a good idea?