Overpair getting raised on turn

Submitted by : jvilla777

PokerStars Hand #81060520569: Holdem No Limit ($0.05/$0.10 USD) - 2012/05/27 10:37:24 AEST [2012/05/26 20:37:24 ET]
Table Vibilia II 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: MiskamVolim ($10 in chips)
Seat 3: Hero ($19.25 in chips)
Seat 5: bigtime9870 ($23.86 in chips)
Seat 6: asmcrackar ($10.05 in chips)
asmcrackar: posts small blind $0.05
MiskamVolim: posts big blind $0.10
nibaldoa: sits out

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
Hero: raises $0.20 to $0.30
bigtime9870: calls $0.30
asmcrackar: folds
MiskamVolim: folds

Flop (Pot : $0.75)

   
nibaldoa is disconnected
Hero: bets $0.40
jomaral joins the table at seat #2
bigtime9870: raises $1.16 to $1.56
Hero: ?

villain is 22/20/0.0

cbet 0.6c or more

Now I'd call flop and re-evaluate turn.
Wouldn't call down turn and river unimproved without reads.

Depending on the player, you could also ch-c flop

hmm, this is an interesting spot :O

Fuck him, fold in his face
hard not to make mistakes on future streets oop 200bb deep

If he's total unknown that is which he seems to be

i like calling the flop raise. ppl raise flops and give up a lot. sometimes they do monkey stuff and raise pair+ draws here. We have good equity and folding here is some nitty shit if you ask me.

I'd c/c flop almost always.

I think its terrible to check/call this flop, since there are so many hands he could have that will call a bet, but check behind if we check to him.

What we do here depends a little bit, could have have AT with A of spade in his range ? Or even worse hands ?

I think this is highly villain dependant. Unless villain is very nitty with his raises in his spots here, I think it's a call and see what happens on turn (with the intention of getting it to showdown as best as possible). If the board becomes uglier, our equity becomes smaller and smaller and we become reliant on villain bluffing too much, so I'll go away.

can't fold ur deep and have to peel the Js obviously

On May 28 2012 05:01 VanDerMeyde wrote: I think its terrible to check/call this flop, since there are so many hands he could have that will call a bet, but check behind if we check to him. What we do here depends a little bit, could have have AT with A of spade in his range ? Or even worse hands ?

this is prob the best advice op, just want to lend my support as you will be bombarded with a plethora of advices

The reason I c/c flop is that I think it's going to be hard to get 3 streets of value anyway. No turn card is horrible for us so if villain checks behind on flop we can just bet turn and river instead.

We also avoid getting raised on the flop which puts us in a tough spot since if we call the raise we don't know which turn/river cards are good for us.

umm call i don't see how this is difficult

start by calling.. really trivial and standard flop call

later streets become more interesting. What happened on the turn?