25NL AK for top top on draw heavy turn facing all in
Game #2110218854: Table €25 NL - 0.15/0.25 - No Limit Hold'Em - 17:54:50 2024/06/20
*** Seated players ***
Seat 1: CountStrahd (€28.57)
Seat 2: Someday25NL (€26.88)
Seat 3: LeDeboUChEur (€19.18)
Seat 4: MissBunnybun (€25.78)
Seat 5: pmkinhedad (€25) (sitting out)
Seat 6: StayAnonym (€27.92)
*** Blinds and button ***
CountStrahd has the button
Someday25NL posts small blind €0.15
LeDeboUChEur posts big blind €0.25
*** Hole cards ***
Dealt in Someday25NL
Dealt in LeDeboUChEur
Dealt to MissBunnybun
Dealt in StayAnonym
Dealt to CountStrahd [As Kc]
*** Preflop ***
MissBunnybun raises €0.50 to €0.50
StayAnonym folds
CountStrahd raises €1.63 to €1.63
Someday25NL folds
LeDeboUChEur folds
MissBunnybun calls €1.13
*** Flop *** [6h Kd 9h]
MissBunnybun checks
CountStrahd bets €2.32
MissBunnybun calls €2.32
*** Turn *** [6h Kd 9h] [8d]
MissBunnybun checks
CountStrahd bets €3.75
MissBunnybun raises €21.83 to €21.83, and is all-in
CountStrahd
33.51 in the pot 18.08 to call
reads on the opponent: he's not a good player but he knows the basics. overcalls 3b OOP and overcalls with weak holdings.
We haven't seen hem apply this agression before.
2 Replies
As played I would fold.
Villain hit a set or hit the 9 for 2 pair.
20% bluff here but does villain ever bluff?
I'd bet smaller on the flop like 33% and bigger on the turn like 66-75%.
We need 35% to Call and are ahead only against bluffs in our opponent's range.
Even if the opponent can bluff here, he has to do it too often for a profitable call.
I think it's a fold on the turn.
