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LeGenie
Rock Star
Silver Level
Hi guys I played an interesting hand yesterday at a 2/5 NL and would like some feedback on my hand analysis.
Starting stacks:
Hero: $500
Villain: $425
CO: $1000
A reg loose Villain limps UTG. Hero opens to $30 in MP holding A:club: K:club: Villain and the CO both call.
The flop comes: 9:club: 6:club: 3:spade: $97 in pot
Villain leads out for $50. At this point, Villain's lead indicates 9x type hand which is very common for players to have at these stakes. If Villain had 33, 66 he would most likely c/r. After taking all of this into consideration I opted to raise to $150 since I have plenty of F/E against such a player. Even if he calls, I can barrel 90% of missed turns and get him to fold TP. I am aware that there is still another loose player to act behind in the CO but I figured he will not continue unless he is very strong. When I raised to $150, the CO indeed called and Villain called as well.
The turn brings a 9:spade: $547 in pot.
Villain shoves for his remaining $245. Hero???
Thanks for the feedback guys!!!
Starting stacks:
Hero: $500
Villain: $425
CO: $1000
A reg loose Villain limps UTG. Hero opens to $30 in MP holding A:club: K:club: Villain and the CO both call.
The flop comes: 9:club: 6:club: 3:spade: $97 in pot
Villain leads out for $50. At this point, Villain's lead indicates 9x type hand which is very common for players to have at these stakes. If Villain had 33, 66 he would most likely c/r. After taking all of this into consideration I opted to raise to $150 since I have plenty of F/E against such a player. Even if he calls, I can barrel 90% of missed turns and get him to fold TP. I am aware that there is still another loose player to act behind in the CO but I figured he will not continue unless he is very strong. When I raised to $150, the CO indeed called and Villain called as well.
The turn brings a 9:spade: $547 in pot.
Villain shoves for his remaining $245. Hero???
Thanks for the feedback guys!!!