AKo vs. a limper-reraiser

I played against a player with almost identical stats today (at 2-4) and she LRR twice during the session. The first time she held QJs UTG. The second time (MP), she call-folded on a flop of A [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]4 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]2 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. I thought of this thread, and I guess at low limits, AA is not the only LRRing hand.

I don't like the river raise personally. With a 4 card straight on the board he is likely to have a str8 as well or a flush. I really doubt that he is going this crazy with AA or KK, and after the turn action I am only raising if I have a read that someone is retarded LAG.

That being said .5/1 players that have a 53 VPIP do tend to be pretty retarded, and if they're retarded enough to limp/cap with a hand that currently beats you, then they are retarded enough to be doing this with AA. Though I do think the river cap is likely spewing.

[RustyCJ]

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I guess at low limits, AA is not the only LRRing hand.

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Like I said in my OP, I often see a LRR with Axs, most often to cap it. I hate the LRR because I have no idea what these tards have.

I had another idiot yesterday that was 80/46/3 LRR me with K4s.

[lufbradolly]

I think i'd just call the turn 3 bet because you hardly ever ahead here your either splitting or losing 90% of the time.

Then i'd call a river bet expecting to split the pot a lot more than i'm losing it.

I think you spewed a lot of chips with no chance of winning the pot outright.

Edit - I think capping the turn is fine because hero has the A [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

[Pedigree]

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I guess at low limits, AA is not the only LRRing hand.

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Like I said in my OP, I often see a LRR with Axs, most often to cap it. I hate the LRR because I have no idea what these tards have.

I had another idiot yesterday that was 80/46/3 LRR me with K4s.

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WTF? LOL - must've been a rich guy.

[Eeegah]

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Villians play from the git go was very strong, I honestly thought I'd probably be chopping at the river but the chance I had the best hand was worth it.

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I think the chance of this happening coupled with the certainty of feeding the rake makes this a wash at best.

Edit: well maybe; does Party's rake trigger at 25BB?

[imported_The Vibesman]

I just call the river, with the way he's had the pedal to the metal you're either splitting or losing 99.9% of the time.

Many limp-raisers will have AA, KK, or Axs. Many will also have K4s, J9s, 66, 86s or any number of silly silly hands. Some people think it's fun to build a pot, others think they're being pushed around when they get raised and decide to push back.

THis is fine

[Catsailor]

I would have slowed down sooner. Sometimes I leave BB on the table by not value betting river. On this river I'm calling the first bet with the flush scare. It's either that or a split with any King. It doesn't make a lot of sense for him to Limp, cap pf but many players at this level don't make sense. Like the man said "Buddy list" You'll get it back in spades in the future. Just my opinion.

Cat

[Xhad]

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I guess at low limits, AA is not the only LRRing hand.

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Like I said in my OP, I often see a LRR with Axs, most often to cap it. I hate the LRR because I have no idea what these tards have.

I had another idiot yesterday that was 80/46/3 LRR me with K4s.

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LRR can mean a lot of things