2 deep hands vs regs who are probably too tight for my own good!
Posted by dean pacini
Posted by dean pacini posted in Live Poker
2 deep hands vs regs who are probably too tight for my own good!
Both these hands happened to me recently,
they seem to be a common theme that’s weighing on me a little.
I don’t recall all the exact details of the
hands, but ill try and paint an honest picture in how they went down.
UTG is a loose passive fish
Villain is a middle aged regular, who seems
solid, and has been seen raising getting it in with A high fd, and also open
ended straight draw, but has also took calling lines with big draws…
1/2 nl
Hand 1
UTG limps
UTG+1(villain) limps
mid pos limps
button limps
SB limps
Hero checks in the BB
Hero holds (6h8h)
Flop (9d7sAs) pot($12)
SB checks, Hero checks, UTG bets 10,
villain calls, folds around, hero calls.
Turn (Td) Pot($32)
Hero checks, UTG bets $10, villain raises
to $25, hero raises to $80, UTG folds, villain calls.
River (Jd) Pot ($200)
Hero
jams for $210 and is all in, villain covers.
Hand 2
1/2nl /4 struddle
Live $4 straddle with 5 callers around the
table.
Villain is a reg who I have seen everyday I play but haven't played barely any hands with, from his frequencies and from the premiums he showed down+ his general attitude I can only suppose that he is relativly tight.
Hero is in the bb with AdQc, and makes it $34
folds around to villain who is on the button and calls.
effective stacks are $635 to start the hand
(Pot 85)
flop( Qs,8c,4h)
hero bets 55 villain calls
Pot (195)
Turn (8d)
Hero bets 140, villain calls
River (Tc)
Pot (475)
Hero shoves remaining $410
by the way heroes image in both instances according to hero is aggressive pre and post flop. Not exactly sure how aggressive they view me though...
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