$100 NL 6 max

Im not using PT so I dont know his stats but this guy has to be the tightest player Ive ever seen. His ONLY play is raise to $4 (plus $1 for each limper). if he plays more than pocket pairs and AK I would be very surprised. I havent seen him show down a hand yet in a couple hours of play against him in a couple different sessions. He always has a big stack but I dont know why people pay him off. He has $330 right now and I have $105

So he raises to $4 UTG. I call with [Kd].

Pot $9. Flop [Js][7d]. He instabets pot which he always does. I call.
Pot $27. Turn . He instabets pot. Who likes a shove here?

I seriously doubt he can have AJ. I dont even think he will have AQ. He might fold AK.

As I said, he always has a biog stack but Ive never seen him show down a hand so I dont know how he does it. Hes never won a big pot when I was sitting down.

If your read is accurate this seems closer to being a fold than a push.

As I sais, Iv eplayed with him for about 4 table hours and never saw his get past the flop.

He folds for 20 mins.
Then he raises once and bets the flop.....and win when they fold

So thats the extent of my read.

Hmmm...

Let's go with the read: If his range is JJ-AA/AK, then I don't think that's the kind of player against whom you want to re-raise AK. He has AA/KK too often.

Continuing along the same lines, he has AA once, JJ 3 times, and AK (maybe AQ) 6 times--that's disregarding the betting sequence. The thing is, I can't see full pot on AA or JJ twice. I've just never seen anyone play them like that, although I can't recall having played with a setminer deluxe like this either.

I think he has AK at least 80% of the time here, really. So, I like a shove given the possibility of some fold equity (I probably would've raised the flop, but I don't mind going for the turn either).

it's also a push and pray for a fold. If you shove and he has AK, he's CALLING for a chop, which probably makes him uncomfortable too. At least we hope so LOL

JC

Fold preflop.