Hand #1, Opp runs at 35/10.

1. He raises UTG to $5, I reraise on the BB to $16 with [Kc], he calls.
2. Flop [5h][4c], pot $33 lead $26 and he calls.
3. Turn , pot $82, I check and he shoves for $70 more.

This good 30% of the time here?



Hand #2, 10th hand at table so no reads.
1. I raise [8s] to $4 in mp and CO calls.
2. Flop [3d][2c], pot $9. I lead $8 and CO calls.
3. Turn , pot $23. I lead $17 and CO calls.
4. River , pot $57. I check and BB shoves all in for $52.

Only real hand which makes sense to me here is [6c] or [4c]. A read here would help, but I've never played with this guy. This a busted flush/straight draw 30%+ of the time?

#2 The way you played it could so easily be AK: you CB the flop on general principles, then bet the turn because you caught your K. If he's a thinking guy at all putting you on a normal range of PF raises, he's unlikely to want to bluff here unless he's tilty or something. I don't see why he couldn't have a set, or even something like [Kc] betting for value. There's a big range here that beats you. Your bluffcatcher is pretty weak. I fold this one.

#1 your check will induce a bunch of bluffs. I don't think many people float flops for almost full pot with a missed AK. I think he's on QQ-66 more often than AK/55/44. So I think you're ahead more than 50%. Definite call.

snapcall both imo

hand 2 his line makes no sense with any made hand