haven't actually seen villain showdown a bluff but he has played pretty aggressively including some semi bluff stuff. he is definitely a fish cuz I stacked him earlier when he minsqz'd with AA and proceeded to stack off post flop

he is playing 50/13
thoughts?

InonNight2o1HHthread.

His shit doesn't make sense but I wouldn't be surprised to see something that has you beat.

id bluffcatch river vs aggro guy and let them bluff with 9x, missed fds, kj,
i cant see any hand that beats u that would check back flop since q doesnt really change anything (except for better queens)

instafold

he flopped a straight here pretty often, but i suppose just as easily has a set

generally when donks/weaktights pfr, and then go into a kind of check-calldown mode (its more obvious oop) they have the nuts a HUGE percentage of the time, and when he does this its just SOOOOOOOOO not a turned flush draw, he probably bets that on flop alot

i think you'd be really hard pressed to disprove this theory

u think so 300bb deep?

sure, donks dont think about getting it in for stacks. are you actually asking me that? come on. :O

i dont think thats relevant. it has a really low chance of mattering here imo

its shitty because you're oop in this example but, if we consider what would happen if you are IP:

i would almost argue that you dont want to bet the river if the board comes out this way and you bet flop and turn, theres just nothing that a donk pfr's and decides its still good, but doesnt bet flop. donks are actually really good at cbetting most of the time imo

i think thats an actual consideration and im not just being totally airhead here :o

oop i mean, since only turn was bet, i dont think you have a choice and i like betting. hence why i brought up the opposite

I dunno if I fully agree w the theory is all, they know that if they check behind flop no money is going in once they are THAT deep. he also flatted the turn after all. haha not just trying to be arguementative, the result was that I called and he showed AK