$4 NLHE Full Ring: Unsure of turn action

Villain: VPIP/PFR/AF 47/5/.46 only 75 hands

Im thinking shove here. He opened with 7x pre in EP and with only a PFR of 5, even over 75 hands, he wouldn't do this with just ATC. So normally this would be an easy shove here? I was almost thinking to x/jam...

Also how is my sizing elsewhere?


Merge - $0.04 NL - Holdem - 8 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4

MP: $9.01
MP+1: $4.84
CO: $6.84
BTN: $7.21
Hero (SB): $5.13
BB: $1.62
UTG: $5.90
UTG+1: $3.68

Hero posts SB $0.02, BB posts BB $0.04

Pre Flop: (pot: $0.06) Hero has

fold, UTG+1 raises to $0.28, fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $0.76, fold, UTG+1 calls $0.48

Flop: ($1.56, 2 players)
Hero bets $1.04, UTG+1 calls $1.04

Turn: ($3.64, 2 players)
Hero ????

ugh..put him all in ott. nh.

I'd ignore vil stats til you have at least 100hands. Obv he is a limptard that raised but
either way, we should never be folding KK on boards this dry at 4nl (any limit really)

ovitoo said:

ugh..put him all in ott. nh.

I'd ignore vil stats til you have at least 100hands. Obv he is a limptard that raised but
either way, we should never be folding KK on boards this dry at 4nl (any limit really)

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Yeah im never folding this here. Just wasnt sure if we're going with the direct line of shoving. And yeah I totally agree with the stats. Just figured if hes flatting more than half of his hands then couldnt we assume he at least has two high cards, maybe pp?

And also pre and flop were alright? Feel like I should have bet more otf

Imo 47/5 over 75 hands is some indication of how he plays. You're probably against the top of his range when he raises. Just doesn't matter much on that board. If he housed you or has rockets its just a cooler.

3b pre and cbet sizing look good.

He has less that $2 left and the pot is $3.64. Put him all in. nh

Seems its an obv shove here. Wasn't a beat. I did as you both said, just that he folded to it. Which brought me to whether I should've shoved there or not. I knew it had to be the right play but wanted to see what someone with more experience (which means pretty much any experience lol) would try to do here to get all of villains stack in the pot. I was tempted to check but really any card on the river is prolly not a card we like to see (not saying we'd be scared of it, but it wouldn't improve us any, barring a 3 or K).

Edit: Maybe I should've made the title "Best play for stacking villain?"

Nah shoving is 100% correct.

WVHillbilly said:

Nah shoving is 100% correct.

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Cool, thanks WV. I think its the first hand I posted where I didn't get ripped apart for my awful bet sizing haha!

Makes sense. At 4nl you just want to take the straight forward line. You have the best hand so bet. Simple as that in most, if not all, scenarios at these stakes.

Nope. Bet sizing, considering the effective stack size, looks good.

Ship it, lets make money.

Blobweird123 said:

Cool, thanks WV. I think its the first hand I posted where I didn't get ripped apart for my awful bet sizing haha!

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haha, you played this hand very well against villain, like you said I would makeit slightly more pre-flop seen as he is raising only 5% of his hands and 7x open from EP. Also maybe slightly more on the flop as it is very draw heavy and villain looks very fishy and is never laying an overpair down.

Yoshimiii said:

haha, you played this hand very well against villain, like you said I would makeit slightly more pre-flop seen as he is raising only 5% of his hands and 7x open from EP. Also maybe slightly more on the flop as it is very draw heavy and villain looks very fishy and is never laying an overpair down.

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I actually had my raise set to 1.10 at first pre and decided to bring it down to make sure he stayed in the hand. The last 10 or so premium hands folded around the board pre so I wanted more than .32 cents outta this one lol. Honestly thought he would stack off on the turn