Second guessing myself 5/10 NL Wynn

[bugstud]

you're beating a bluff, AK, and AT. how often does he have these versus everything else?

fwiw we've probably seen each other at the wynn though I never play the nl games.

one edit - if you're seen as weaktight I wonder how often he's going to run you off your hand.

[Xelent]

I was only seen as weak-tight IMO at that specific table so far. I had only been there 15-20 minutes and was still feeling the action table out. To people who know me well (he does not), I will not easily be pushed off a hand just because I have been tight up to a point.

And I'm sure we have seen eachother. We probably played in the pineapple game together at least once as well.

Edit- after re-reading your post, I realize what I said was useless. Yes, I wonder how often he is going to push me off the hand too. It was the percentage I couldn't figure out at the time which I needed for a call or fold.

[iceman5]

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I was playing in this game the other day and just bought in for $1000 till' I saw how the game was going. There were a couple of very deep stacks in the must-move and the main game was filled with regulars. I was going to just try and take some money out of the must-move which was an action game. Player 1 was 2 seats to my right and he was the dictator of all the action. He had about $10K behind and was making it $80 to go about every 3rd or 4th hand. Player 2 was one to my left. I had played with him before and he was a very good player that had about $10K behind as well.

I'm in the BB with AQs (~$1300) on a hand where player 2 strattles.

Player 1 makes it $80 to go. I am still new to the table and had a weak-tight image and I could tell player 2 knew I was still figuring the table out before I was willing to risk too much money.

I decide to just call in the BB and Player 2 calls in the strattle.

Flop comes AT2 rainbow. (~250). I decide I am going to check raise Player 1 who has been relentlessly aggressive so I check. To my dissapointment and suprise, both players check behind me.

Turn comes AT2Q (~250). This time I lead out for $200. Player 2 thinks for a little and calls. Player 1 folds.

My thinking to this point is that he doesn't have KJ and would have raised if he did. he knows I am not going to pay him off big on the riverhe calls now and raises me on the river He would have to put me on a decent hand and a raise to $400 or $500 is what I would expect with KJ. He is also capable of calling with any 2 cards from the strattle which I forgot to mention. I put him on either a decent Ace or two pair himself.

River AT2Q2 (~$650). I lead into the pot for $300. He thinks for a little bit and raises to put me all in. I go into the think tank for a while. It will cost me about $800 more to call.

Now normally this would be an easy fold. The problem here is that I kept telling myself he was making a move on me and I should call. I am getting pretty good odds on my money, but almost any non-bluff has me beat. I was also thinking why would he raise once the boat is possible in an already large pot with KJ when I've shown aggression the whole way.

Fold or Call and why? Remember, I have a weak-tight image.

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I took the liberty of bolding your statement. Why are you going to pay him off big on the river when you just said you werent going to?

[FoxwoodsFiend]

I almost always check-call here. Your hand really can't stand too much action and a lot more hands in villain's range are beating you here than are beat by you. What did you expect him to call you with other than AK?
Also, don't you sometimes wonder what a guy who checked the flop after raising a straddle has? Then he calls a turn bet? I'd have alarm bells going off in my head.

[Xelent]

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I almost always check-call here. Your hand really can't stand too much action and a lot more hands in villain's range are beating you here than are beat by you. What did you expect him to call you with other than AK?
Also, don't you sometimes wonder what a guy who checked the flop after raising a straddle has? Then he calls a turn bet? I'd have alarm bells going off in my head.

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He was not the raiser preflop.

[Xelent]

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I was playing in this game the other day and just bought in for $1000 till' I saw how the game was going. There were a couple of very deep stacks in the must-move and the main game was filled with regulars. I was going to just try and take some money out of the must-move which was an action game. Player 1 was 2 seats to my right and he was the dictator of all the action. He had about $10K behind and was making it $80 to go about every 3rd or 4th hand. Player 2 was one to my left. I had played with him before and he was a very good player that had about $10K behind as well.

I'm in the BB with AQs (~$1300) on a hand where player 2 strattles.

Player 1 makes it $80 to go. I am still new to the table and had a weak-tight image and I could tell player 2 knew I was still figuring the table out before I was willing to risk too much money.

I decide to just call in the BB and Player 2 calls in the strattle.

Flop comes AT2 rainbow. (~250). I decide I am going to check raise Player 1 who has been relentlessly aggressive so I check. To my dissapointment and suprise, both players check behind me.

Turn comes AT2Q (~250). This time I lead out for $200. Player 2 thinks for a little and calls. Player 1 folds.

My thinking to this point is that he doesn't have KJ and would have raised if he did. he knows I am not going to pay him off big on the riverhe calls now and raises me on the river He would have to put me on a decent hand and a raise to $400 or $500 is what I would expect with KJ. He is also capable of calling with any 2 cards from the strattle which I forgot to mention. I put him on either a decent Ace or two pair himself.

River AT2Q2 (~$650). I lead into the pot for $300. He thinks for a little bit and raises to put me all in. I go into the think tank for a while. It will cost me about $800 more to call.

Now normally this would be an easy fold. The problem here is that I kept telling myself he was making a move on me and I should call. I am getting pretty good odds on my money, but almost any non-bluff has me beat. I was also thinking why would he raise once the boat is possible in an already large pot with KJ when I've shown aggression the whole way.

Fold or Call and why? Remember, I have a weak-tight image.

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I took the liberty of bolding your statement. Why are you going to pay him off big on the river when you just said you werent going to?

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I was thinking the same thing as I was writing it and when I was in the hand. This was one of those he knows I know that he knows, etc. things. It turned into a guessing game because I could not decifer if he thought I was thinking that or not.

[Maulik]

i think c/call the river is the best line, assuming the player has the intution you are giving him credit for.

[captZEEbo1]

I have one more comment to add. I have a feeling you are completely over exaggerating your "weak-tight" image. How likely do your opponents form opinions on somone within 20 minutes that "this person is weaktight" so therefore "I should try to bluff him out of an enormous pot". Please explain in more detail why you are viewed as so weak-tight, because there's a good shot you're not imo, it's not like you raised KK got reraised and mucked KK faceup preflop. Then people would view you as weak-tight. But how much can possibly happen in 20 minutes that you are viewed as so weak-tight, where someone would be trying to make a huge river bluff based on that read?

[Go_Blue88]

Based on your description of the players and the hand, your river bet sucks.