Too spewy?

Villain plays like 32/27 and has high fold to 3bet %. I had been 3betting him a lot the past 20 mins or so and he folded almost every time. He should be a bit frustrated by now.

I cant see what he could have here except maybe 33,22. Why go berserk with KQ on such a dry board? It feels like he just doesnt believe I have it and wants me to fold my bluffs.

I like, especially if you snap 4-bet shove

i like bc he doesnt have shit here

With such dynamics in play, I don't mind it. You have blockers to KQ, and he would likely call with any made hands in position. And if he tilt calls your jam, it's unlikely that he has JJ and up, so you likely have two live cards for ~25% equity.

I like~
However, I'm always worried about ppl making plays like this in micros. Be Careful~

On May 18 2011 06:29 Eluflop wrote: i like bc he doesnt have shit here

I thought about bet/calling but shoving is so much easier =O. Besides it would be pretty nasty if he is turning somehting like 88 into a bluff and we end up losing to that. And I dont know if he'll bluffshove turn often enough.

On May 18 2011 06:54 Jhyun88 wrote: I like~ However, I'm always worried about ppl making plays like this in micros. Be Careful~

I'm not sure I got this right. Are you worried that villain has a hand since he is a microstaker taking a weird line or are you worried about me being over aggro at micros?

If it's the second then dont worry, I'm usually too passive

he is too worried that microdonks dont know the true strenght of their hands and might overplay some random king there

Sometimes you think they're frustrated and unless I see a SD clearly showing he got out of line prior to play this hand I'd give up on flop... Until I notice he adjusts I'd keep playing str8 forward so yeah spewy imo

I think given that he's 32/27 he's likely capable of raise/calling a king here. I think it's wrong to assume he can only have 22,33, AA for value. I have similar pre flop stats to that myself and I frequently raise/call KJ or KQ in a spot like this because I'm "repping nothing" and you induce shoves very frequently especially when you have those preflop stats, in fact I personally pretty much never raise bluff these boards (Not never but still). I can't speak for the villain himself he may not be anything like that, but I'm just saying, it's very dependant on the player. It's likely that your shove is INCREDIBLY profitable (He bluffs way too much, only ever flats Kx here, possibly even flats 22, 33 with some regularity) or INCREDIBLY unprofitable (He never bluffs, raise/calls "thin" to induce).

Quality post by Midian as always! LP would not be as good without you sir.

Results: Villain snap folded.

Thx everyone for input.