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I had a guy at 4NL who was seeing the flop more than 4/5 of the time, once he limps or open min. raises (he loves to min raise), he never folds to a 3 bet.
So I had AJ suited on btn. He min. open raised. He would do this with ace rags so I popped him to 32. He calls 24. Everyone else folded.
Flop comes A63 with 2 clubs. He checks. I bet 4/5 pot. He calls. Turn comes a 4s. He checks again.
At this point, the pot's roughly $1.80. I have about $2.70 left. I ended up betting $1.50 and he called again.
A 4c hits on the river and he insta shoves. I have $1.20 left, so I ended up calling even though I felt he probably hit a flush. And he did... with K7 suited.
What should have been the course of action on the turn? That $1.50 bet pretty much committed me to the pot so that I end up making a losing call. Should I have just shoved knowing that he likely calls with an inferior ace or a draw?
Basically, this guy could have had ANY draw and he could have had any pair. He very well could have something like A6 but I felt comfortable enough that I was ahead on the flop and turn.
So I had AJ suited on btn. He min. open raised. He would do this with ace rags so I popped him to 32. He calls 24. Everyone else folded.
Flop comes A63 with 2 clubs. He checks. I bet 4/5 pot. He calls. Turn comes a 4s. He checks again.
At this point, the pot's roughly $1.80. I have about $2.70 left. I ended up betting $1.50 and he called again.
A 4c hits on the river and he insta shoves. I have $1.20 left, so I ended up calling even though I felt he probably hit a flush. And he did... with K7 suited.
What should have been the course of action on the turn? That $1.50 bet pretty much committed me to the pot so that I end up making a losing call. Should I have just shoved knowing that he likely calls with an inferior ace or a draw?
Basically, this guy could have had ANY draw and he could have had any pair. He very well could have something like A6 but I felt comfortable enough that I was ahead on the flop and turn.