Tygran
Cardschat Elite
Silver Level
What line do you want to take here?
I must not have had pokertracker running for this hand as I can't find it so I'll just recreate it.
$25 NL, all involved have roughly $25 in their stack.
Folds around to the button:
Hero (on button): raises to .75 (I have Ad Ah)
SB: Calls
BB: Calls
Pot $2.25
Flop: 2c 9d 9s
SB: checks
BB: checks
Hero: bets $1.75
SB: folds
BB: raises to $3.50
Hero: ?
What's the line here? There are obviously not any draws, and the villain is very aggressive with any sort of hand. I can easily believe that this particular villain could have a random nine... this person doesn't like to fold blind hands. Villain would also call with any pair. Villain bets very very aggressively with any sort of hand (can't wait to stack off with TPGK for example) so on this flop I'm probably either looking at a random 9 or a pp and I don't think I'm going to be able to tell the difference till a showdown. I do not think villain has overcards like AJ-AK. Mainly because he usually would reraise them preflop and because he seems to require a pair or better to bet post flop.
I know this villain well, if I continue in this hand I'm going to have to all in with it. Am I over thinking this or should I wait on a better spot? A 9 is the most likely hand but this villain would play TT or JJ and possibly even 77/88 this way.
Because of all the hands I am ahead of I obviously can't fold this, but what line would you take and how do you respond to what will almost definitely be a pot bet or raise on the turn regardless of the card?
I must not have had pokertracker running for this hand as I can't find it so I'll just recreate it.
$25 NL, all involved have roughly $25 in their stack.
Folds around to the button:
Hero (on button): raises to .75 (I have Ad Ah)
SB: Calls
BB: Calls
Pot $2.25
Flop: 2c 9d 9s
SB: checks
BB: checks
Hero: bets $1.75
SB: folds
BB: raises to $3.50
Hero: ?
What's the line here? There are obviously not any draws, and the villain is very aggressive with any sort of hand. I can easily believe that this particular villain could have a random nine... this person doesn't like to fold blind hands. Villain would also call with any pair. Villain bets very very aggressively with any sort of hand (can't wait to stack off with TPGK for example) so on this flop I'm probably either looking at a random 9 or a pp and I don't think I'm going to be able to tell the difference till a showdown. I do not think villain has overcards like AJ-AK. Mainly because he usually would reraise them preflop and because he seems to require a pair or better to bet post flop.
I know this villain well, if I continue in this hand I'm going to have to all in with it. Am I over thinking this or should I wait on a better spot? A 9 is the most likely hand but this villain would play TT or JJ and possibly even 77/88 this way.
Because of all the hands I am ahead of I obviously can't fold this, but what line would you take and how do you respond to what will almost definitely be a pot bet or raise on the turn regardless of the card?