I've been playing w/ an opponent ($700) that I've seen on several occasions 3 barrell w/ air... I haven't really seen what happens when someone puts a lot of pressure on him, as he was kinda running over the table... I didn't reraise PF cause he was really really aggro, and I figgered there was a decent chance that he would 4bet, and then I'd be in a world of shit...

He opens ($700) to $15 in MP... Button, who is a WT idiot calls... I call in BB ($1100) w/ ...

Flop ... I check, he bets $40... Button folds... I think he's FOS and call...

Should I be raising here...? I think that at this point if I CR him, he'll lay down most of his crap hands... He most likely would call w/ a 7 (A7,K7ish) and possibly AK/AQ types... He wasn't the type that would be raising SCs, so I wasn't so afraid of str8 draws... He was more of the "OOH, I have JT, I raise" type... Raising 2 high cards, etc...

So, is raising to take the pot now the best play, or should I just keep on floating him as long as the board remains semi-nonscary, knowing that he's more than willing to keep firing...

Anyways... I call...

Turn ... I check, he bets $40 again.... Now I'm POSITIVE that he's FOS...

Should i be raising now or just keep on floating... ???

Anyways again... I call...

River ... He sits there for a sec and then bets $120... I get a decnet feeling that he missed and is just trying to push me off the pot, and I call...

Awful...?

The only question is if he will valuebet something like KT on the river, otherwise it's an easy call. It is fairly obvious that you're ahead on the turn so the only questions are if the T helped him and if he would bet it.

If he's going to three barrel bluff a lot, then your line is perfect. Also once you call the turn you really shouldn't worry too much about the river. Your plan was to induce him to bluff all three streets. Even if a high card hits, you think he will try to rep it regardless of his actual holding. The only way your line goes bad is if you chicken out on the river. Even a river ace is a call.

Only bad part about this is a lot more variance. But you can just have Vanessa one less time when you're wrong and you're even.

Lee

I agree.... This is the line to take against these type yahoos. The thing I noticed about this type of opponent, is if I'm in the drivers seat and this guy is to the left of me, I check the river and expect to see a 2/3 pot bluff at the final card. Checking and calling with out some a little more solid is acceptable in either of these type cases.