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$82 sh nlh spko mtt - FT hu - flop decision

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$82 sh nlh spko mtt - FT hu - flop decision

Blinds: t1,600/t3,200 (2 Players) SB: 176,214
BB: 273,786 (Hero)
Preflop (4,800) Hero is BB with 9 T
Hero raises to 6,400, SB raises to 12,800, Hero calls 6,400
Flop (26,400) 6 K 8
SB checks, Hero

6 hands into hu. Vill not crazy out of line on ft, but some overactive tendencies (eg. 3x'g QTo utg 6 handed and paying off river value bet on ATxxx flop vs hero MP and overbet jamming 28bbs 2nd hand in vs min raise). Vill has 0 significant cashes mtt-wise, fyi.

Given small 3b sizing pre + flop check and tendency to overbet/jam, easy flop check back?

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SPrince 9 years, 4 months ago

With your read i would check back.The guy is obviously a fun player, so when he checks i think he continues one way or the other and rarely just x/folds.

True you have a good hand to put pressure on his 99-QQ, Ax on multi streets, but just as unwritten rule fun players like to see all 5 after 3betting so hes gonna call you down with his AQcc or w/e and you have to play a guessing game when you brick.He also might lead/blockebet or try to bluff with better just b/c he bricked as well and doesnt know what to do, so it`s really not a great scenario.

B/gii otf sucks as well b/c you have a much bigger edge then to flip 60bb vs a random fun player, so all considered i like the check back.You can continue vs pretty much any sizing ott, and you`ll often get two streets or win a big pot when you hit a flush or a str8 and he randomly starts betting or calling down with Kx that wanted to x/shove otf.

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