cjatud2012
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Silver Level
I don't know what yeti is
And not really - which probably isn't a great thing. The only thing I can think of that might be good is a d-bet to induce.
cjatud2012
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_dogmeat
Rock Star
Silver Level
Aaargh, shit like that tilts me to the extreme. I've been playing this guy for well over 45 minutes, grinding him down to less than 1K chips on several occasions, and he still manages to come back from it. Then this happens:
Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $160(BB) Replayer
Hero ($4,416)
Donkey ($1,584)
Dealt to Hero Q♣ Q♦
Donkey calls $80, Hero raises to $480, Donkey raises to $1,584 (AI), Hero calls $1,104
Hero shows Q♣ Q♦
(Pre 89%, Flop 83.5%, Turn 90.9%)
Donkey shows T♣ Q♠
(Pre 11%, Flop 16.5%, Turn 9.1%)
Donkey wins $3,168
They should have sent a ****ing poet!
Now, on a more serious note: the Yeti thorem. I haven't really applied it in practice, because in order for it to be of any use to you, you have to be bluffing too, and I haven't really found a great spot to 4bet bluff, given the stacksizes with most HUSNGs. I might try it soon in a home game though
Quite frankly, it terrifies me to 4bet bluff. Given the fact that if I'm wrong, I'd be out of the tourney in which, most of the time, I know I'm a big favorite anyway.
Q: What kind of tourneys do you guys play? Regulars, turbos, hyper-turbos? I personally find the double stack HUSNGs at FT most to my liking, given that I come from a cash bg.
Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $160(BB) Replayer
Hero ($4,416)
Donkey ($1,584)
Dealt to Hero Q♣ Q♦
Donkey calls $80, Hero raises to $480, Donkey raises to $1,584 (AI), Hero calls $1,104
Hero shows Q♣ Q♦
(Pre 89%, Flop 83.5%, Turn 90.9%)
Donkey shows T♣ Q♠
(Pre 11%, Flop 16.5%, Turn 9.1%)
FLOP ($3,168) 9♣ A♠ K♣
TURN ($3,168) 9♣ A♠ K♣ 4♦
RIVER ($3,168) 9♣ A♠ K♣ 4♦ J♦
TURN ($3,168) 9♣ A♠ K♣ 4♦
RIVER ($3,168) 9♣ A♠ K♣ 4♦ J♦
Donkey wins $3,168
They should have sent a ****ing poet!
Now, on a more serious note: the Yeti thorem. I haven't really applied it in practice, because in order for it to be of any use to you, you have to be bluffing too, and I haven't really found a great spot to 4bet bluff, given the stacksizes with most HUSNGs. I might try it soon in a home game though
Quite frankly, it terrifies me to 4bet bluff. Given the fact that if I'm wrong, I'd be out of the tourney in which, most of the time, I know I'm a big favorite anyway.
Q: What kind of tourneys do you guys play? Regulars, turbos, hyper-turbos? I personally find the double stack HUSNGs at FT most to my liking, given that I come from a cash bg.
_dogmeat
Rock Star
Silver Level
Don't know about you, but ever since I learned about the Yeti, every other flop is paired, lol (Just like when I read Barry Greenstein's book, I always seem to notice when an Ace hits the river
)Btw, I think I found why the loose aggressive style works against most people. See, when you raise every button and 3bet quite often, taking stabs at every flop and cbetting almost everything (depending on board texture, of course, but most flops, because your opponent just plays fit or fold), your opponent just waits till he has a decent hand to play back at you. But, and this is where it gets interesting, now you have relative position.
Say you raise pf from the button, villain calls and checks the flop. You do your usual stabbing at around half pot (because he folds no matter what the bet is) and he check-raises you all-in.
Now you look down at your cards and either see trash and fold it or see the nuts and take his stack. Sound right?
First of all, he has no info about your hand. You're doing this both with pure trash, as a semi-bluff and when you have the nuts. So he's fed up with you stealing every single pot from him and decides to put you to the test (or at least so he thinks).
But he's at a disadvantage here, because once he goes all in, he has no control over the hand. Since people rarely do this with the nuts and more often than not with something as vulnerable as top pair, he's at our mercy, basically. And it's a pretty easy decision for us, from here on.
P.S. I don't think I have ever 4bet bluffed before. Maybe because I've been playing only micros, but I don't think I really have. I may have done it a few times live though. Afair, it always ended badly.
_dogmeat
Rock Star
Silver Level
gg, DoT.
How do you guys color-code people in the poker client? In cash games, I have 8 categories (from Loose/Passive/Passive to Tight/Aggressive/Aggressive), but I don't see much use of this in HUSNGs.
Maybe just a few categories: winning player, losing player (fish), winning reg, losing reg.
I just had an Aha! moment: at first I thought the Yeti theorem could be applied only to paired boards. It states in it's definition, though, that it applies to all dry boards. So why would it only apply to dry boards? Well, because if the board is wet, villain will want to 3bet his hand against potential draws and such, given that a lot of people like raising with draws.
And since the board is dry, there are no draws possible at least on the flop, there is no reason to push off weaker hands like top pair type hands or worse. He would definitely want us to continue firing the turn and river, if possible, setting the trap. This way also allows us to catch up on the turn and improve to a hand that can stand a second barrel. He also allows us to second barrel on good turn cards, thus inducing very well.
I'm just explaining it to myself, basically, but I like trying to explain ideas that are new to me.
P.S. Last night I owned a poor guy's soul on two paired boards. I don't remember the second one, but the first one was TT8, and I had T8 (one of my favorites I love hands with T in them; except T2). I bet, he raised and I 3bet him, he then 4bet shoves (my image was very wild and he was a tight player, so I assumed he had a good hand. Plus I had folded to some of his 4bets before). We did this two times, once the board was, as I said, TT8, and the second time it was something like JJ4, both times I had a boat and he had pocket AA. Lol! Just... :X
P.P.S. That's what I meant in my previous post about having a wild image and relative position.
How do you guys color-code people in the poker client? In cash games, I have 8 categories (from Loose/Passive/Passive to Tight/Aggressive/Aggressive), but I don't see much use of this in HUSNGs.
Maybe just a few categories: winning player, losing player (fish), winning reg, losing reg.
I just had an Aha! moment: at first I thought the Yeti theorem could be applied only to paired boards. It states in it's definition, though, that it applies to all dry boards. So why would it only apply to dry boards? Well, because if the board is wet, villain will want to 3bet his hand against potential draws and such, given that a lot of people like raising with draws.
And since the board is dry, there are no draws possible at least on the flop, there is no reason to push off weaker hands like top pair type hands or worse. He would definitely want us to continue firing the turn and river, if possible, setting the trap. This way also allows us to catch up on the turn and improve to a hand that can stand a second barrel. He also allows us to second barrel on good turn cards, thus inducing very well.
I'm just explaining it to myself, basically, but I like trying to explain ideas that are new to me.
P.S. Last night I owned a poor guy's soul on two paired boards. I don't remember the second one, but the first one was TT8, and I had T8 (one of my favorites
I love hands with T in them; except T2). I bet, he raised and I 3bet him, he then 4bet shoves (my image was very wild and he was a tight player, so I assumed he had a good hand. Plus I had folded to some of his 4bets before). We did this two times, once the board was, as I said, TT8, and the second time it was something like JJ4, both times I had a boat and he had pocket AA. Lol! Just... :XP.P.S. That's what I meant in my previous post about having a wild image and relative position.
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baudib1
Legend
Silver Level
i posted this in my other thread, but just for you, dogmeat:
No Limit Holdem Tournament
2 Players
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Stacks:
SB (2,911)
Hero (BB) (3,089)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is BB 10:spade: 6:diamond:
SB raises to 40, Hero raises to 80, SB calls 40
Flop: Q:diamond: 4:club: Q:spade: (160, 2 players)
Hero bets 80, SB raises to 180, Hero raises to 280, SB raises to 380, SB types in chat, "shove"Hero raises to 880, SB folds
Final Pot: 1,420
Hero wins 1,420 (net +460)
SB lost 460
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$5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go
Stacks:
SB (2,911)
Hero (BB) (3,089)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is BB 10:spade: 6:diamond:
SB raises to 40, Hero raises to 80, SB calls 40
Flop: Q:diamond: 4:club: Q:spade: (160, 2 players)
Hero bets 80, SB raises to 180, Hero raises to 280, SB raises to 380, SB types in chat, "shove"Hero raises to 880, SB folds
Final Pot: 1,420
Hero wins 1,420 (net +460)
SB lost 460
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baudib1
Legend
Silver Level
The difference is people will make moves on this flop with 2 spades.
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baudib1
Legend
Silver Level
HU in STTs is different from deepstack HU games. Typically when you get to HU in a 9-player tournament you have very few big blinds so most raises are pot-committing and it's usually a shovefest.
Conventional wisdom is any pair is a good hand HU; it's tough to make pairs.
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baudib1
Legend
Silver Level
How about a 3-street PLO bluff
I think I credibly represent a boat and he never has AK+ here.
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Hero (SB) (3,650)
BB (2,350)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is SB 7:spade: 10:club: Q:heart: J:club:
Hero raises to 60, BB calls 40
Flop: K:spade: 5:club: A:heart: (120, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 120, BB calls 120
Turn: 3:diamond: (360, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 360, BB calls 360
River: 3:heart: (1,080, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 980, BB folds
Final Pot: 2,060
Hero wins 2,060 (net +540)
BB lost 540
I think I credibly represent a boat and he never has AK+ here.
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Hero (SB) (3,650)
BB (2,350)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is SB 7:spade: 10:club: Q:heart: J:club:
Hero raises to 60, BB calls 40
Flop: K:spade: 5:club: A:heart: (120, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 120, BB calls 120
Turn: 3:diamond: (360, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 360, BB calls 360
River: 3:heart: (1,080, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 980, BB folds
Final Pot: 2,060
Hero wins 2,060 (net +540)
BB lost 540
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baudib1
Legend
Silver Level
std PLO nitroll
shood just shove turn but i think he has a ton of air
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Hero (SB) (3,420)
BB (2,580)
Blinds: 15/30
Pre-Flop: (45, 2 players) Hero is SB 8:club: 4:heart: 4:spade: 3:diamond:
Hero raises to 90, BB calls 60
Flop: 6:heart: 4:diamond: A:heart: (180, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 180, BB calls 180
Turn: 6:spade: (540, 2 players)
BB bets 540, Hero calls 540
River: A:diamond: (1,620, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero says "nitroll", Hero checks
Final Pot: 1,620
BB shows
K:diamond: J:diamond: 5:spade: 7:heart:
Hero shows a full house, Fours full of Aces
8:club: 4:heart: 4:spade: 3:diamond:
Hero wins 1,620 (net +810)
BB lost 810
shood just shove turn but i think he has a ton of air
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Stacks:
Hero (SB) (3,420)
BB (2,580)
Blinds: 15/30
Pre-Flop: (45, 2 players) Hero is SB 8:club: 4:heart: 4:spade: 3:diamond:
Hero raises to 90, BB calls 60
Flop: 6:heart: 4:diamond: A:heart: (180, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 180, BB calls 180
Turn: 6:spade: (540, 2 players)
BB bets 540, Hero calls 540
River: A:diamond: (1,620, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero says "nitroll", Hero checks
Final Pot: 1,620
BB shows
K:diamond: J:diamond: 5:spade: 7:heart:
Hero shows a full house, Fours full of Aces
8:club: 4:heart: 4:spade: 3:diamond:
Hero wins 1,620 (net +810)
BB lost 810
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jbbb
Legend
Silver Level
I don't get why you checked on the river?
Not much beats you, credibaly he could have A6 but even that's unlikely. I think a lot of Ax's will call and hands with a 6 in will call too if you make a small - med bet on the river with a plan of calling a shove.
Dreams of Tragedy
dreamsoftragedy.com
Silver Level
it depends on your playing style, load some videos up on youtube and I'll take alook on what you need work on.
_dogmeat
Rock Star
Silver Level
I don't know. It's a strange spot. You definitely nit-rolled him, but was there any reason for that? Sure, he made you lay down a boat before, but here very few hands beat you, and it's very unlikely he has one of those hands. There are already two aces and two 6's on the board, and you've accounted for 3 4's. So it's very unlikely he has a 4, and slightly more likely he has an A or a 6. But it's very, very unlikely he has a boat (i.e. A6, 46, A4). That's just three combos of 5 cards. Definitely calling a shove there. He might be doing this with any A, IMO.
P.S. What other thread?
jbbb
Legend
Silver Level
Check-raise is perfect, your well ahead of him most the time I think as he probably thinks any A or 6 is the nuts at this point.
(as _dogmeat said, A4, 46 and A6 is a very, very small part of his range)
Ok mate I will do over the next few days.
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baudib1
Legend
Silver Level
to reiterate how much getting into the head of your opponent helps.
these two hands illustrate this.
Had dead read on this guy; he would always bet air and slowplay monsters to the river. First hand, I will concede it was played non-standard except preflop. If he bets flop I was check-raising. When he checks it back I knew he had a monster. Still don't bet when A hits turn. Again, if he bet, I was raising. All in all, lose the very minimum with TPTK/NFD when he should have doubled up.
No Limit Holdem Tournament
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SB (2,050)
Hero (BB) (3,950)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is BB K:heart: A:heart:
SB calls 10, Hero raises to 80, SB calls 60
Flop: 2:spade: 7:heart: Q:heart: (160, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB checks
Turn: A:spade: (160, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB checks
River: 2:diamond: (160, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB bets 160, Hero calls 160
Final Pot: 480
Hero shows
K:heart: A:heart:
SB shows a full house, Twos full of Queens
Q:club: 2:club:
SB wins 480 (net +240)
Hero lost 240
Conversely, this hand was a super-easy shove on river with A-high when no draws hit.
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Hero (SB) (3,810)
BB (2,190)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is SB A:heart: Q:spade:
Hero raises to 60, BB calls 40
Flop: 2:spade: 4:heart: 4:spade: (120, 2 players)
BB bets 100, Hero calls 100
Turn: 10:heart: (320, 2 players)
BB bets 320, Hero calls 320
River: 8:club: (960, 2 players)
BB bets 960, Hero raises to 1,920, BB folds
Final Pot: 3,840
Hero wins 3,840 (net +1,440)
BB lost 1,440
these two hands illustrate this.
Had dead read on this guy; he would always bet air and slowplay monsters to the river. First hand, I will concede it was played non-standard except preflop. If he bets flop I was check-raising. When he checks it back I knew he had a monster. Still don't bet when A hits turn. Again, if he bet, I was raising. All in all, lose the very minimum with TPTK/NFD when he should have doubled up.
No Limit Holdem Tournament
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$5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go
Stacks:
SB (2,050)
Hero (BB) (3,950)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is BB K:heart: A:heart:
SB calls 10, Hero raises to 80, SB calls 60
Flop: 2:spade: 7:heart: Q:heart: (160, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB checks
Turn: A:spade: (160, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB checks
River: 2:diamond: (160, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB bets 160, Hero calls 160
Final Pot: 480
Hero shows
K:heart: A:heart:
SB shows a full house, Twos full of Queens
Q:club: 2:club:
SB wins 480 (net +240)
Hero lost 240
Conversely, this hand was a super-easy shove on river with A-high when no draws hit.
No Limit Holdem Tournament
2 Players
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$5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go
Stacks:
Hero (SB) (3,810)
BB (2,190)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is SB A:heart: Q:spade:
Hero raises to 60, BB calls 40
Flop: 2:spade: 4:heart: 4:spade: (120, 2 players)
BB bets 100, Hero calls 100
Turn: 10:heart: (320, 2 players)
BB bets 320, Hero calls 320
River: 8:club: (960, 2 players)
BB bets 960, Hero raises to 1,920, BB folds
Final Pot: 3,840
Hero wins 3,840 (net +1,440)
BB lost 1,440
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baudib1
Legend
Silver Level
gratuitous brag post
this guy was a good player
we had some super leveling wars. lots of yeti here too
hand 1
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Stacks:
Hero (SB) (3,140)
BB (2,860)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is SB 3:heart: 4:diamond:
Hero raises to 40, BB calls 20
Flop: 7:heart: A:club: A:spade: (80, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 20, BB raises to 70, Hero raises to 120, BB raises to 300, Hero calls 180
Turn: 6:diamond: (680, 2 players)
BB bets 380, Hero calls 380
River: 8:heart: (1,440, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero goes all-in 2,420, BB folds
Final Pot: 3,860
Hero shows
3:heart: 4:diamond:
Hero wins 3,860 (net +720)
BB lost 720
Hand 2
pretty much timed down debating to shove this, but i thought of Zeebo.
No Limit Holdem Tournament
2 Players
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$5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go
Stacks:
Hero (SB) (2,250)
BB (3,750)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is SB 7:heart: 3:heart:
Hero raises to 40, BB calls 20
Flop: 4:club: 4:spade: 4:heart: (80, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 60, BB raises to 200, Hero calls 140
Turn: A:diamond: (480, 2 players)
BB bets 360, Hero calls 360
River: J:club: (1,200, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero checks
Final Pot: 1,200
BB shows three of a kind, Fours
5:spade: 7:club:
Hero shows three of a kind, Fours
7:heart: 3:heart:
Hand 3
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Stacks:
Hero (SB) (3,230)
BB (2,770)
Blinds: 15/30
Pre-Flop: (45, 2 players) Hero is SB 2:heart: 5:heart:
Hero raises to 60, BB calls 30
Flop: Q:heart: 2:diamond: 2:club: (120, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 60, BB calls 60
Turn: 8:club: (240, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 120, BB raises to 345, Hero raises to 570, BB calls 225
River: 4:heart: (1,380, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero goes all-in 2,540, BB goes all-in 2,080
Final Pot: 6,000
BB shows
Q:spade: 3:spade:
Hero shows three of a kind, Twos
2:heart: 5:heart:
Hero wins 6,000 (net +2,770)
BB lost 2,770
this guy was a good player
we had some super leveling wars. lots of yeti here too
hand 1
No Limit Holdem Tournament
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$5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go
Stacks:
Hero (SB) (3,140)
BB (2,860)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is SB 3:heart: 4:diamond:
Hero raises to 40, BB calls 20
Flop: 7:heart: A:club: A:spade: (80, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 20, BB raises to 70, Hero raises to 120, BB raises to 300, Hero calls 180
Turn: 6:diamond: (680, 2 players)
BB bets 380, Hero calls 380
River: 8:heart: (1,440, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero goes all-in 2,420, BB folds
Final Pot: 3,860
Hero shows
3:heart: 4:diamond:
Hero wins 3,860 (net +720)
BB lost 720
Hand 2
pretty much timed down debating to shove this, but i thought of Zeebo.
No Limit Holdem Tournament
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$5 + $0.25 Heads Up Sit & Go
Stacks:
Hero (SB) (2,250)
BB (3,750)
Blinds: 10/20
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players) Hero is SB 7:heart: 3:heart:
Hero raises to 40, BB calls 20
Flop: 4:club: 4:spade: 4:heart: (80, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 60, BB raises to 200, Hero calls 140
Turn: A:diamond: (480, 2 players)
BB bets 360, Hero calls 360
River: J:club: (1,200, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero checks
Final Pot: 1,200
BB shows three of a kind, Fours
5:spade: 7:club:
Hero shows three of a kind, Fours
7:heart: 3:heart:
Hand 3
No Limit Holdem Tournament
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Stacks:
Hero (SB) (3,230)
BB (2,770)
Blinds: 15/30
Pre-Flop: (45, 2 players) Hero is SB 2:heart: 5:heart:
Hero raises to 60, BB calls 30
Flop: Q:heart: 2:diamond: 2:club: (120, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 60, BB calls 60
Turn: 8:club: (240, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 120, BB raises to 345, Hero raises to 570, BB calls 225
River: 4:heart: (1,380, 2 players)
BB checks, Hero goes all-in 2,540, BB goes all-in 2,080
Final Pot: 6,000
BB shows
Q:spade: 3:spade:
Hero shows three of a kind, Twos
2:heart: 5:heart:
Hero wins 6,000 (net +2,770)
BB lost 2,770
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baudib1
Legend
Silver Level
some thoughts on these cuz I liked playing this guy a lot
1. He probably thinks I'm a little spewy by this point but we have not done a ton of 4/5-bet bluffing on the flop. He knows I don't slowplay much but he probably won't give me much credit for this flop line. I need to tell a more convincing story by "slowplaying" the nuts and letting him spew on turn. Yeti yeti FTW, no reason for him to 4-bet this flop with a real hand. On turn I have outs! to beat 7x, plan is to shove all rivers that don't contain a face card (I think most of his range is 7x/K-high/Q-high).
Also need to show or showdown somehow so he knows I can have total complete air here. Plan is to set him up for major spazzing when I have it and take this line again.
2. My range destroys him here so to hell with actual hand strength. He almost never has a pp or Ax in this spot (would 3-b pre). I really really wanted to shove here but I was afraid of hero call by K-high and some random Jx that got there so fk, give up, the board beats most of his range. He types in chat "nh"
3. The payoff for hand 1; like hand 2, I let time run down to make it look like a big decision before shoving.
1. He probably thinks I'm a little spewy by this point but we have not done a ton of 4/5-bet bluffing on the flop. He knows I don't slowplay much but he probably won't give me much credit for this flop line. I need to tell a more convincing story by "slowplaying" the nuts and letting him spew on turn. Yeti yeti FTW, no reason for him to 4-bet this flop with a real hand. On turn I have outs! to beat 7x, plan is to shove all rivers that don't contain a face card (I think most of his range is 7x/K-high/Q-high).
Also need to show or showdown somehow so he knows I can have total complete air here. Plan is to set him up for major spazzing when I have it and take this line again.
2. My range destroys him here so to hell with actual hand strength. He almost never has a pp or Ax in this spot (would 3-b pre). I really really wanted to shove here but I was afraid of hero call by K-high and some random Jx that got there so fk, give up, the board beats most of his range. He types in chat "nh"
3. The payoff for hand 1; like hand 2, I let time run down to make it look like a big decision before shoving.