WHYYYYYYY

allthough im happy i really think about the game..
I would never have concidered calling in a spot like this cuz its not really fun psychologically but when the logic and instinct come to play its really a good feeling afterwards when you make these herocalls and end up being correct.

First you bluff and then all of a sudden ur hands become a bluffcatcher with showdownvalue. Its really cool imo.

with our dynamic i never think he has AK and if he made some kind of 2 pair combo i dont think hes good enough to level like this and shove. i guess he could have it some % of the time but it just makes no sense, his shove dosnt match his range at all.

Any thoughs about the hand?

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i think underbetting on turn prob induced him to shove over. i don't think u would bet 6 for a pot of ~9 with flush draws straight draws. your line seems weak i feel like he made a good play. unless u were planning on snapcalling his induced shove i don't think it was a great play. i think his range is mainly flush draws with a pair of 9's (j9, q9, k9, 89, T9, 49, etc), and millions of more draws on the turn.

[if your happy shipping then the line is fine, if your not happy shipping plan to fire closer to pot on the turn imo.]

i'm never a fan of check/calling but this may be a spot to do so too.

too many player dependent stuff to think about to make a decent read.

well im "underbetting" my whole range on the turn, just balanceing / cheapening my bluffs vs players who knows im doing this with my valuehands too.

i think his play is terrible with his actual hand since he is repping a bluff so well that i just wanna CALL CALL CALL, and since he is not thinking that deepely to level me into a call = (i wanna fold) i wont.

is is thinking.. "OMG I FEEL WEAKNESS I WILL BET TEH BIG ALL IN I DONT WANT CALL" wich makes me wanna call so much

I dont think he is ever balanceing this with like thin valuehands/bighands