3/6nl - TPTK against a bad raiser

[Stelvask]

3/6nl on stars. FR again.

i'm dealt [Kh] in the BB. and cover both opponents. LP is decent with $626. The CO used to be good, but lately has been playing absolutely awfully. lately being the last few months. I don't know what's going on with him, but he's suddenly become more aggressive, and just can't seem to figure it out. he's 28/8. He's also played the last 10 hands.

LP opens to $24. the CO calls. I reraise to $78. This was probably too small of a reraise here, i think i should have gone to $100, but it's the standard reraise in the 3/6 game after someone goes to $24. I don't know if that makes sense. Anyways, both of them call.

$230 pot comes out [5c][2d]. I bet out $150. LP folds and the CO raises to $402, leaving himself with $200.

Easy push or easy fold?

[DoctorHandles]

Looks like a split to me.

That much money in the pot with TPTK against a bad player and I'm calling. I think you'll see AQs a lot here.

[WayToGo]

Some notes:

Would you raise in his position with a set. prolly to protect your value of him shutting down after flush hits turn or giving more action than you would like(him actually having AQs).

A re-raise from the BB usually means a super strong hand or in this case maybe a squeeze play since CO called. So if he got half a brain he will realize this, limiting your handrange to KK AA and AK or any two cards in case of the squeeze.

I don't see 1 way how your push can be called by a worse hand.

[shobute]

I have shoved in spots almost exactly like this and they've mucked to my raise.
In 6max.

Have fun.

Edit: I've also been called by AA and AK and QQ and flush draws and sets.

[Stelvask]

Ok so far the score is:

split pot: 1
I'm behind to a set: 1
Anything can happen but i should push: 1

anyone else?

[Xaston]

[Twelver]

[GodlikeRoy]

i'm felting

[Smokin'Al]

I think with no read I'd fold.

Against a player who for whom your read is "too aggressive", I'd push, though obviously you are pretty dead some % of the time.

Probably the stacks are too short to call and push any non-club turn

[mecha]

[Schuster]

[Stelvask]

Well, i pushed. He instacalled with [A][6c], turned it, left the table, and i haven't seen him since. which is strange considering i had like 2000 hands with the guy.