Ok, been waiting to see that. Against 22 78% V win, against 33 24% V win (open ended), 44 78% V win, 55 78% V win, 66 25% V win (gut shot), 77 + is out because those are betting hands, again, that is where tweaking ranges starts coming into play and it’s even more shady because we have no info on V. A3s 85% V win, 67s 36% V win (open ended), 65s 36% V win (gut shot), 54s 63% V win…then the off suit combos. Without any info here except for the known fact that more often than not V has it when they bet and
bluff less than most think we can start to either take away or add the gut shots and open enders and also add in over pairs he may not have been smart enough to open bet with. Seeing this, and not knowing anything about the player it is marginal that we have + or – EV. It just is!!! Why can’t you see that??? After this hand I pop it on him all day long, but before we know anything about him it’s marginal. The limp and then pot donk can been read two different ways, it can be read as wow, this guy is an idiot, or it can be read as he limped in because he had a hand in the range you gave, minus I think 77+ hands, and he is betting the pot because he hit it. We just don’t know because we have no info on him. I just read an article that over betting the pot is actually a thing now. His action can be read as he is either dumb or he is thinking, and until we have info I recommend playing with cation and respecting the bet. That is just me, doesn’t make me a troll out here to cause a ruckus, just to stir it up and rock the boat. Either way, thank you for showing me the range and the math, I admittedly need to work on that side. I am working my
bankroll up to cover the monthly flopzilla subscription right now. I believe me I understand that AA aren’t to be mucked willy nilly, I completely see you guys point of view, I am just trying to dig and see all angles. I hate that it turned into me being called a troll. It makes me want to stop posting, but my game is actually improving from these exchanges. I am just trying to learn the game well.