oh i dont like to brag about it relahni
(and i dont really understand what you just said either)
I definately want you lot round my table. You are total rocks
If he really is that tight then it's an easy call to see a flop. You can bet for information on any flop, and either get the info, or get him to fold. If the flop comes with an A, K or Q and you bet out - he will fold any beaten pocket pair. If the flop comes low and raggy, you bet out and he folds any AK/AQ. If he comes over the top at you on a A high flop then he has a set of Aces and your done. If he calls the A high, you are either tying with AK or he has AQ. If the flop is low and raggy and he plays back, then he has high pockets and you are done with the hand.
Postion matters much more against tricky aggressive players. Predictable, tight players are much less of a threat when they are downwind of you.
Not even in that situation am I folding AK in a cash game. You are going to get AA or KK less than once in every 200 odd hands. You are going to wait and pay another 20 sets of blinds (on average) to get a better hand
Believe me. Cash game, AK, get your chips in the middle.
Bet, raise, re-raise, you call.
Other players turn over KK, AQ, JJ - you are still in reasonable shape (considering)
B2B No Limit Hold'em Cashgame
Blinds: €0,50 / €1,00
Players: 6
B2B Hand Converter from One Of A Kind
Button - Hero (€218,00)
SB (€82,95)
BB (€50,00)
UTG (€100,00)
MP (€252,53)
CO (€278,64)
Preflop: Hero is Button with T:diamond:, T:spade:
2 folds, CO calls €1,00, Hero raises to €5,00, SB raises to €15,00, 1 fold, CO calls €14,50, Hero calls €10,50
Flop: (€47,50) T:heart:, 2:heart:, 2:diamond: (3 players)
SB bets €33,00, CO calls €33,00, Hero calls €33,00
Turn: (€146,50) 5:spade: (3 players)
SB goes all-in for €34,45, CO calls €34,45, Hero calls €34,45
River: (€249,85) J:diamond: (3 players - 1 All-In)
CO bets €38,00, Hero goes all-in for €135,05, CO calls €97,05
Final pot: €519,95
Hero shows T:diamond:, T:spade: (a full house, tens full of deuces)
CO shows J:club:, J:spade: (a full house, jacks full of deuces)
SB shows Q:heart:, Q:club: (two pairs, queens and deuces)
Outcome:
CO wins € from a side pot
CO wins € from the main pot
fUCKING FISH
I raise that range 6-handed UTG, but I'm pretty laggy pre-flop. If your read was nit (how many hands did you have on him and what were his stats?), no way is he that loose - even an averagely tight player is only raising 10+, AJs+, AQ+ there.
unlucky
serves you right for slow playing!!
how can he have JJ there ffs! Any 2, any 10, and any flush draw cos he's retarded, possibly 22. But jj? GAH! He was playing over 60% of his hands!
I had a funny hand the other day.
Dealt pocket Kings.
One limper (UTG) and Cut Off raises 3 times the blind. I 3 bet and get called by the cutt off - UTGr folds.
Flop comes 2 6 Q rainbow.
Cutt off checks.
What do you do next? Check or raise?
I had a funny hand the other day.
Dealt pocket Kings.
One limper (UTG) and Cut Off raises 3 times the blind. I 3 bet and get called by the cutt off - UTGr folds.
Flop comes 2 6 Q rainbow.
Cutt off checks.
What do you do next? Check or raise?
Always bet here. You should c-bet with nothing as the pre-flop aggressor, so you should also bet when you have something. Also, it's only top pair, so you can't afford to give a free card.What do you do next? Check or raise?
He can't be loosening up that much in later position if he's 14/11 and opening that range UTG. Seriously, that's about my UTG range (give or take an occasional AJo, KQs), and I'm 35/25 6-handed.
I haven't played cash for an age, but that was $100NL (50c, $1). I was a lot tighter at $50, but LAGgy is quite profitable at $100 on the nitty site I used to play at.That's what I thought.
That's some pretty laggy stats ymu
