River...

[Spicymoose]

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"but you still have to weigh in the preflop factors."

The limp cap means nothing. trying to weigh this action (barring severl previous specific instances) means nothing.

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I disagree. Doesn't look like I will be able to convince you though. Just think about it.

[PokerBob]

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Victor calls this guy "Random four bet dude".

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At Canterbury this guy is called "random cap guy." I love that guy.

[tolbiny]

Derg? Derg? DERG!!!!
I'll miss you Derg.

[kiddo]

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Secondly, what do you think about calling the flop raise and donking the turn if hes aggro

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I like this a lot.

It makes sense because:

1) BB is the hard one to keep in and if we just call and donk he will not be sure we got a great hand.

2) Normally a limpreraise means AA-KK and then this overaggressive guy will surely raise turn and we can 3bet and win a nice pot untill he shows us we are wrong.

Now it looks like bad guy didnt have AA or KK but this got nothing to do with it. Normally that is exactly what he got and we should act on it.

[Lurker4]

Looks good, once he caps turn you have to start thinking Q6/Q7/66/AQ is more likely than AA/KK/worse Q/something random. I might c/r turn and calldown a 3-bet if I think he will slowdown too early w/hands you beat, but bet/3-bet is probably better against a v aggro player. I also like flop bet/call, turn bet/3-bet as was suggested.

[TStoneMBD]

i really dont think your hand is strong enough to bet/3bet the turn.

[Surfbullet]

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i really dont think your hand is strong enough to bet/3bet the turn.

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Are you worried about Q6, AQ, or 66? Because after the pf/flop action i'd be trying to figure out how to cash in on this guys AA/KK more than anything, and bet-3bet looks like a great line. Once we get capped we may be in serious trouble, though.

Surf

[TStoneMBD]

after this guy raises the turn i cant see us having more than 66.6% pot equity. this guy needs to be a supernutso clown to be playing AA this hard.