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Hate hypo agg lags, especially the ones who know the're beat!
p.s out of interest what site is this PP? seen one guy who plays from $..50 /$ 1 all the way up to $10/$20 , and is a excellent lag and pretty much runs over tables at all the levels.
Statistics: Posted by Delscottio — Sat May 12, 2007 11:36 am
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Getting into pissing contests like this is not a good idea....in many many ways....trust me Ive done it too many times.
Statistics: Posted by iceman5 — Sat May 12, 2007 10:57 am
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IMO his 3betting range from BB vs Buttons at his wildest would look like: {88+, AJ+}. I also expect that he'll CB with most of his range, probably checking AJ. The question is how often he'll call you? IMO he'll call you with all pairs 88+ and would fold AK, AQ. Here is why: he plays below his normal stakes and would have a tendency to call down a bit too light, flop texture is not a good one, i.e. with a flush draw, and he could talk himself into calling putting you on a draw. With these assumptions your shove is too thin.
IMO a better range to shove in this spot would be {JJ+, AK}
P.S. BTW the fact that you have
![[Ac]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/Ac.gif "The Ace of Clubs")
is not very relevant IMO, he doesn't have many flush draws in his range.Statistics: Posted by Zmej — Sat May 12, 2007 5:38 am
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So anyway, its 4 handed and I raise
[Qh] to $15 from the button. Villain reraises to $50 from the BB. I call. Villain has $468, I cover. I'm pretty sure villain thinks I am pretty solid, if anything a bit weak-tight as he has folded me out a number of times.Pot $100. Flop
![[4h]](https://livepokerforum.com/images/smilies/4h.gif "The Four of Hearts")
[5c][8c] Villain CBs (as he always does) $80. I think, realize he can't have the nut flush draw and is unlikely to have a pair than can call, and shove.
Is this a good defense against his tendencies...or should I wait for a better spot where I have a real draw/made hand? Do you see this as a necessary play to use on occasion against these types? Or is this a standard "move" (on occasion) given the dynamics of the situation?
Statistics: Posted by Triple B — Fri May 11, 2007 1:51 pm
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