Great flop for KK in 3 bet pot heads up
V is a very aggressive and very loose regular, one of the most aggressive in the cardroom, who knows H and likely sees him as tight and nitty. effective stacks are $800. 2/3/5 NL. $10 straddle, 9 handed.
V opens in EP to $40. Tight player directly to his left calls. H in HJ raises to $120 with KdKs. V calls. Heads up.
($260) 4h 4d 4s
V bets $120
H raises to $240
V calls
($740) Turn: As
Check
Check
($740) River: 5d
V shoves $440
H?
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7 Replies
Call
On the flop, call or raise larger. It is weird with him having a little over pot left, but minraises are almost never a good play.
Not sure turn is a check. When he leads the flop, it looks like he has a pp not an ace. If you are checking, it is to induce. For those reasons, call the river.
Larger pre larger flop. River is whatever just flip a coin or try to get a read.
I raise bigger pre. I raise bigger flop. Turn sucks. River is probably a call, but who knows? Table read.
If you go bigger pre and bigger on flop, gii is a no-brainer.
$200 pre.
raise flop bigger but not much more, like $3-320 or so
idk on river. hes not supposed to have an A here but when you minraised his button click he could easily have that. i guess you are getting good enough odds to call.
V had AK
Raise bigger pre. We're only 80 straddles deep to start. We should be looking to pile it in. I'd have made it at least $180.
The flop min-raise is pure FPS. I'd probably just jam.
As played, I think we can grudginglly fold the river.
