Villian (UTG) has wonderful stats. 62% VP$IP, 14%PFR and I personally saw him raise or bet (and not small amounts) 5 times on the river with bottom pair.
The table as a whole has been very aggressive and loose as well, but this guy stands on their shoulders as the leader. I'm playing pretty tight myself but I'm not sure that it's being noticed.
I have [Jc] in CO.
Villian leads out with minimimum raise of $1. Hand range: Two cards with numbers or letters on them. UTG+2 calls. Folded to me. I thought about a big raise here, but as loose as this table had been I was a bit worried I'd get called by all limpers plus some left to act. JJ is a hand I'm not crazy about, so I call and hope to hit a set and really clean up. I thought it was worth the risk. Also I didn't want to take the play out of the villian's hand. It's almost automatic that he'll make a substantial CB after raising preflop. It's folded to BB who calls. 4 see the flop.
Flop: [2c][2h] Pot is $4.25
Other than a jack this is just about the best I could've hoped for. With a QQ or better there's no question these people would've raised PF. BB checks. As I assumed the villian leads out overbetting the pot at $5. UTG+2 folds. I'm ready to make my move because I'm vulnerable to overcards and I'd rather face the villian heads up if possible. I reraise to $10. BB folds. Villain calls. Yes!
Turn is a beautiful .
Villian checks and I believe my best bet is to push him in here. He has $18 and change so I bet $20. Villian insta-calls.
River:
Villian shows [Tc] and wins with 2222K to my 2222J.
He actually called me because he hit a flush draw on the turn and he thought by some unknown process I don't understand that if he hit his club on the river he'd win. Obviously he'd never considered I might have PP. He still had his king as an out, but I don't mind making an all-in move against 4 outs as a rule.
The only good thing about all this is that he didn't have enough money for me to lose more than $30 on this hand.Statistics: Posted by Kramer545 — Tue May 09, 2006 4:06 pm
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