2 more hands vs hyper aggro

Grunch:

H1 -

PRE - if V over-defends his BB, I wonder if we could go bigger with our raise.

FLOP - seems fine. Could see arguments for going smaller or larger with the c-bet.

TURN - I think I might click this back to $210.

I don't believe he's got trips. More likely he has one of the flush draws and is trying to set his own price to draw. I'd want to charge him more.

H2 - flat or 3B is fine. If he's aggro, opening too wide and c-betting too often, I'd like to flat. If our hand had more showdown value and if he will over-stab when checked to I'd like to raise, and then check most flops.

Hand 1:

I limp in as per my style.

SPR is 11 and i simply never want to play for stacks with just one pear with that kind of SPR. So facing a check/raise from an aggro guy would put us in a very ugly spot where stacks would then trivially be in play. So I'd lean to checking back flop (which could also induce against hands that would simply fold to a cbet) and then making sure I get to showdown. A small bet against anyone we're fine releasing our hand to (either on a flop check/raise or turn follow up) is ok, but against this guy I just don't want to be put to a decision like that.

Not loving life facing the large turn donk, but I call. Again, I don't feel committed for stacks with this hand so I'm not looking to raise to commit. We keep all his bluffs / overvalues in and are hoping we just see a reasonable river bet so we can showdown. IMO.

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Hand 2:

At a much shallower stack size (such as the $200 one I typically start at in my 1/3 NL game), against a very loose opener I would 3bet to leave myself a PSB shove behind. But at these much larger stacks we can't setup that spot and so we'll be OOP with chips behind if he calls a 3bet. I also don't like flatting HU OOP as I doubt that is profitable, especially against a player who isn't fit/fold/faceup postflop (it's not horrible... but i really highly doubt it is profitable in a raked game with no dead money). Against a large 6x open I think I just make a nitty fold here and move on with life, but that's mainly because I'm not a crusher postflop and I simply avoid situations that aren't good for me; if you're a crusher, obviously do whatever you want.

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Hand 1 call turn call river easy game. We can raise river if he bets less than half pot.

Hand 2 it’s 3b or fold, but if we 3b we need to be willing to 5bai or call off a 4b shove. I think the main argument for 3b is that he’s going to give it away basically every hand so we need to be the first with a shot to get it. If we double him up that’s not so bad.

What??
hand1
raising river???

hand2 calling 4bet jam???
we dunno he is shoving light at least not yet.
I think calling has more merits than 3betting/folding after knowing his plays.

Hand 1: Call the turn, he’s blasting way too light. Easy station vs this guy
Hand 2: AJs is a standard BB defend. Don’t overthink it

Maybe we have different definitions of hyper aggro.

Seriously what? This is just so wrong what the hell you talking about. Flat pre is absolutely fine and standard, 3b pre is fine too. Saying we need to be willing to 5bai or call off a 4b shove is absolutely nonsense. Just nonsense. We're 150bb effective vs a 5bb open in the BB. There's no scenario where we're 5b shoving or 3betting so big we have to call a 4b.

No idea if he's confusing hands but would just ignore his advice. It's awful.

I would flat h2 btw and never folding ever if we hit a pair.

3betting this guy and folding or flatting a likely 4b is an absolute torch. Maybe we can do ok by flatting pre but I’m getting it in light vs someone described as “hyper aggro”

Well, at that time, we only have half an hour on the villain, we had no clue his 3bet/4bet strategies yet.
Some villains are hyper aggro postflop but not preflop. Some villains are both. It's hard to infer just from half an hour of play.

Even after the session, we only know he cold5bet jam 99, 3bet light/call jam vs shortstack w/a4o. Against such range, AJs isn't a 3bet/call 4bet jam hand, maybe something a range like TT+/AK+ is better.

Those 2 examples make me want to get AJ in pre even more against this guy. It’s especially appealing if he 4b non all in and we get to jam.