CobaltBlue
Thursday, December 6th, 2007, 11:38 PM
QUOTE (No_Neck @ Thursday, December 6th, 2007, 8:21 AM)

please lets hear them, this person was an uber calling station but for some reason would always bet the turn if you checked to him if he had a hand or not, also for the most part the size of his bet was directly correlated to how big his hand was. The AK hand I knew he would call with whatever he raised with so I just pushed, this guy would play ATo like the nuts so I didn't want to see a flop and get outplayed.
Given some reads, I think we come back into the reasonable realm. That said, I need clarification. You said the size of his bet related to his hand...so when you have the set of 2s and he bets $8...does that indicate weakness or strength? And based on the villain's play of the AJ, he seems really confused about what exactly constitutes a "big" hand.
I'm really not clear why y'all think that set of 2s hand is standard. Against a calling station, I'm betting or check/raising that turn. Were you going for a c/r on the river? That seems rather ambitious with a set on a 3-flush/straight board.
The AK, I prefer calling or going to $25, but if you think he's this big of a donk and calling with a worse hand frequently, I'm fine with it.
The JTs hand...I prefer folding pre-flop to a 6xOR...though I can see some justification since we're deep and villain sucks. Given our call pre-flop, I don't think I like our action line. Why are we check-raising the turn with a mediocre hand when we just c/ced with a set earlier?