Some crazy bluffs .....

[antonis32123]

Sometimes I do not understand what players think when they bluff

This hand :


pokerstars, $0.23 + $0.02 - Hold'em No Limit - 600/1,200 (125 ante) - 2 players
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3722BMZ (SB): 71,639 (60 bb)
tolek1234 (BB): 63,361 (53 bb)

Pre-Flop: (2,050) Hero (3722BMZ) is SB with 5♥ Q♣
3722BMZ (SB) calls 600, tolek1234 (BB) checks

Flop: (2,650) 5♦ Q♠ 4♠ (2 players)
tolek1234 (BB) bets 1,200, 3722BMZ (SB) raises to 4,800, tolek1234 (BB) calls 3,600

Turn: (12,250) 5♣ (2 players)
tolek1234 (BB) checks, 3722BMZ (SB) bets 6,125, tolek1234 (BB) raises to 18,000, 3722BMZ (SB) calls 11,875

River: (48,250) K♦ (2 players)
tolek1234 (BB) bets 39,236 (all-in), 3722BMZ (SB) calls 39,236

Total pot: 126,722

Showdown:
tolek1234 (BB) shows 7♦ 6♠ (a pair of Fives)
(Equity - Pre-Flop: 43%, Flop: 32%, Turn: 0%, River: 0%)

3722BMZ (SB) shows 5♥ Q♣ (a full house, Fives full of Queens)
(Equity - Pre-Flop: 57%, Flop: 68%, Turn: 100%, River: 100%)

3722BMZ (SB) wins 126,722

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What does he think I have that I could possibly fold , cause he has the straighgt draw , may be the flush draw ?? He represents KQ , Kx ????? Was that a desperate shove for the pot??? I wouldn't do that personally
I time-delayed turn call , snap called river

 

[Edu1]

He thinks you have a set, or As x (some players don't raise preflop with A), especially after you re-raised in the flop representing a nut flush draw, and because a set is theoretically 'weak' he keeps try to make a straight, river shove is a pure bluff

 

[xrhstos]

He thinks you have a lot of Qx, flush draws and Kxss, where you can find a fold on the river.
Their range in a call/check situation has all of the 5x to represent.
Of course this time you had it and your decision was very easy, but if you had a Qx type of hand, you would be in a tough spot.
In a vacuum I don't like villain's turn raise, since you shouldn't be folding a lot to it.

 

[antonis32123]

He thinks you have a lot of Qx, flush draws and Kxss, where you can find a fold on the river.
Their range in a call/check situation has all of the 5x to represent.
Of course this time you had it and your decision was very easy, but if you had a Qx type of hand, you would be in a tough spot.
In a vacuum I don't like villain's turn raise, since you shouldn't be folding a lot to it.

Probably you are right , if I had just Qx , my decision on the river would be very tough now that I think of it , then I would guess that he might had Kx at least and he wanted the game to end with his dominant hand . But still I would make the call with at least Qx in my hand-range I want to believe (don't kow how wrong this is ) , cause I have seen many times in the micros that I play , people bluffing big time .

 

[Alekxandrovi3]

A desperate game. Perhaps he portrayed trips. He knew that you Qx. I think he was just unlucky.

 

[wyoming4paul]

Some players like to give their chips away. After you raised him on the turn, he should have gotten the hint.

 

[Eric Salvador]

Villain was clearly unaware of how to bluff and just tried to get one through. If this were a $20 buy-in that doesn’t happen