LumeniusN28

it is a better plan to play live cash there rather online always

take coaching or if u have spare time go through application of no limit holdem by Janda, and if u fully understand it, u should be crushing in Las Vegas soft games

dont mind the play on the flop and turn but check fold river almost always, you are never getting called by a pair, and he should be having a decent amount of sets, flushes, straights and 2P

bet flop, and x/f turn with this combo almost always, I prefer checking QQ-JJ

Poker players do gamble you know,and they have the willingness to go all in 50-50.. if u put all his shoving hands u could call with AJ and show a profit over the long course.. i would be more comfortable calling with AK than 88 always..

I was just talking in general.
Of course i wouldnt 4bet TT or JJ in that spot because i have position.
But if btn 3bet cutoff i would then 4bet with JJ 70-80+% of the time...
In this spot i will have QQ-88 probably, AK likely, some suited connectors..
AQ i wouldnt 4bet because it has too much value and dont wanna use it as a bluff(sometimes if I think that my opponent is 3betting from the sb hands like AJ or 77-TT i would 4bet AQ)

You gotta take into scenario how often will he bluff when u call him on the turn, or would he bet the turn when the board has paired with that FD, so on the river it's aproximately 75%+ value bet.. But if u add some crazy durr style bluffs with just a naked K of diamonds, it could be a call.

i dont know, but maybe calling with AT, or Kx if u are bluffy

You can raise to 20-30, depends on your read, ii u think that he cant fold a straight then he never folds a full house like K7,77,KT, TT and i would shove because you underepped your hand, he will look you up with those hands for sure...

People cold-call too much these days with 88-JJ so I implemented a balanced strategy when I would sometimes 4bet with JJ and a small portion of TT, and call with hands like 76,AQ, depends on the spot

allways call against ''Johnny all-.in'' with AK

I dont see a hand that he is willing to call on the river and not on the turn..People generally dont bluff with line bet/x/bet. U can get value on the turn with his Kx, and AQ type hands, as well on the river.. When he check-calls that turn you always have the best hand, so a river is a value bet every time. In these spots with TPTK is good always to bet 50-60% on the turn and river.

i dont actually know the metagame that is going on at NL5, but in a long run, this is going to be a bad call.

It is. Youre only beating some FD that didnt get there, he would never bet the river 1.50 with AJ or AQ, he has AK+ for sure

OTT you only rep A2, AT, AJ, AQ, 22, and very unlikely TT.. So if u bluff combos like KQ, KJ, QJ, and like 54, 87, 98 and all of the FD on the turn you are overbluffing in this spot with this one. I would call the turn in SB shoes with Tx and KK-JJ against you always if I had some insights about your game

You should just call his 3bet in position because the eff stack is 134bbs. Never calling this 5bet, you will flop 2 pair or better 5%off the time, and with T high and J high board u have to go with it but not loving that spot at all.

You should be betting the turn 1.5$, or try x/r all in if your opponent is aggro

We should be cbetting on this board texture 0.9-1.35, so betting on the bigger size 55-70%.. he has many floats, TP, pair+strdraw etc
Turn I like the 90% size cause he has many straights, two pair, draws and some sets. On the river you have to bet 50-70 percent, depends how you bet your bluffs and rivered flushes, so a pot size bet could be okay as well sometimes, youre only beaten by KJ, and JT, ATcc. And this line will induce very possible bluffs that villain could had there, and you kinda level yourself that he is a nit and must have it.

River you just call, always the best play if he has like 25 plus, but dont mind a shove for 10$ more if he has T9, A9, TT he is calling, and maybe with a flush.. Wp in this spot

Call pre is ok, flop call maybe spewy, turn check almost always with this combo, his river bet is always a value bet..

Should maybe fold if the gutt tells you, but i dont mind stackoff, he will have maybe 12 combos of AK( because of the dynamic, I expect that he would 4bet AK like 75 percent, and trapping you and seeing a flop in position with 4 combos aproximately), 5 combos of AA,KK,(1 trap included) and maybe a bluff like AToff, KJoff, A5 suited that i would give like 1/5.. So a shove is std with 0-120bb

Should raise the turn to like 11-14, in that spot 95% of 25NL player is calling all the time with sets, and even some two pair combos, and pair/FD that he plays like that
If you call him on the turn he almost never bluffs the river, only combos like 87 of clubs..
If we call the turn we should call against this size, if he bets like 10+ then its a fold always
You gotta think also what is your river calling range when you play like this. Some backdoor flushes and QJ (are you calling with Q9, or J9 if that is in your range? And you are for sure folding KT, right?)
With this sizing he could have KT, and some, 9x is unlikely, some KQ, KJ, and QJ

Against this guy, 9% PFR UTG i dont have QTs in the cutoff against a 3x, have some T9s, but mostly would 3bet with it..
Part of my thinking process was that he was trapping me with that short stacked BB, and he had a plan to get my whole stack, and he could only do that if he x/r the turn.. With that tight range, and him being that passive, would give him at best 1/2of QTss, 1/3 of T9ss, 1/3 AQss, 1 of KJ, and 3 KK, and 3 JJ.. So it is still a fold. I see how many of you think that it's not, and its too tight, but it is a correct one.

It was very late and you know what i meant
Calling would be -EV in this spot for sure.
Against an aggro villain, would be always calling

Like the 3bet, dont like the check on the flop, we should be betting 14-18$
Turn check call its OK but its too often spewy against a good reg, and i dont think that you can rep AK too often..
K8 and T9, T8 are better bluffs

I had a sample of hands 2k+ and villain never check raises the turn with a combo draw so I would give like 1/2 of QTss and 1/2 of the KJss and 3 KK, 3 JJ and he is shoving river 85.71 percent of the time minimum in this spot and I have to fold, so folding the turn is +EV in this spot I'm sure

Thought about calling and reevaluating on the river, but he has AF:1.5, and it kinda felt that I would be just burning money
On this action, including short-stacked bb I think it is a great fold, would be continuing with some JJ combos and a very small percent of KK that I have in my flatting range, so it could be exploitable for sure, but in this spot i went with my gutt