Some 50NL Hands

Hand 1:

Very soft table, 3 massive fish. The first one min opens, I call loose with an equity hand. Then a 55/11 3b, some tilty signs here and there, but don't remember much.

Then biggest mark on the table calls, 80/10, very passive super fish.

Am I spewing here, what's my line lol. I feel it's close, and I suspect I'm up against overpair from the first fish, the 2nd fish never raises, so I don't know what he has. Wondering, if I should just jam it in. Call, check turn like I did, or fold flop.

I think I kinda know what I should do/have done. But want to see if anyone thinks differently
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Hand 2:

Big fish in the BB, so I open very loose. I think he was 48/14 or somewhere around there. Agg on river 2,5 or so, so really unsure lol. Fine to call, fine to fold, close spot, not important?

I like a call when their river agg is really high, or ive seen them do it before when they get frustrated or missed something. But now the Flush hit gnæææ

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Hand 3:

His stats are off, he was looser, 85/15 or so.
Maybe 40 hands in, his raise on flop was around 22%, but this is turn. But I thought it might give some indication, so I felt he might be doing it with more bluffs, rather than nutted hands. Standard spot, no point posting? Or just fold, since people rarely raise the turn without 2 pair or better?

I'm just asking since it's HU, I feel much more unsure in it T_T

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Hand 1:

I don't like both calls PF. For the first one it's a EP raiser with a somewhat thight opening range and there's a lot of people acting after you. For the second one I doubt you have the implied odds to continue.

Just my 2cent. I'd realy like to see other opinions about those call that.

H1: I don't like preflop calls, as played I think flop is a fold but don't have stove on this comp to check

H2:I fold pre, bet turn a bit bigger and snap river

H3: I play it the same

h1 shove dont have stove dont need it for this rly not that close

h2 fold pre if stats of other players are right, only raise this if mp to bu are nitty. Rvr ur beat alot by backdoors but have to call here. Betsizing on turn is a mistake, bet so that u can pot or less shove river.

h3 fuck him i click call

I think you are way overadjusting your preflop game just because there are fish on the table. Just because there is a fish in the big blind doesn't opening K4s utg is going to be profitable. Even the A8s doesn't seem good to me from your position. Easiest way to crush stations is to hit good top pairs and value bet the shit out of them.

1: Preflop is just about ok, with that many fish callers and closing the action, but you have to ship the flop to get max value from dominated draws, otherwise the benefit of calling pre is lost a bit, and if he folds you hit the jackpot. All the decisions in these hands are close or closeish, but I reckon the flop flat instead of shove counts as a full-on mistake.

2: Fold pre obv. Call river as played. It's not pretty but against fish you should be good easily the 37% or whatever you need.

3: Whatever.

hand 1 i like it wp

hand 2 is probably fold

hand 3 is very standard and wp

Isn't hand 3 a fold? this looks like an obvious nutted raise from a passive player. Fish dont c/c c/r on A high boards as a bluff.

On December 30 2012 12:12 GoTuNk wrote: Isn't hand 3 a fold? this looks like an obvious nutted raise from a passive player. Fish dont c/c c/r on A high boards as a bluff.

anyone?

u have this rly obvious tell that u size your bets based on the strength of your hand. stop doing that if u want fewer ppl to exploit u.

also, u r getting played by these dudes who r baiting u and trapping u when it's rly obvious they have nutted hands. k4 is a super easy river fold.