400NL - AK on monotone flop

Guy is new to the table. I have absolutely no idea whatsoever on any street. Ideas plz...

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$400 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Sunday, May 18, 11:47:41 ET 2008
Table Table 126324 (No DP) (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: tomgie ( $1,509.85 USD )
Seat 5: Hero ( $674.30 USD )
Seat 6: NivereN ( $478 USD )
Seat 3: Schollator ( $379 USD )
Seat 4: J_R_C1976 ( $63.40 USD )
Seat 2: Anytw0 ( $394 USD )
Schollator posts small blind [$2 USD].
J_R_C1976 posts big blind [$4 USD].

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
Hero raises [$14 USD]
NivereN calls [$14 USD]
tomgie folds
Anytw0 folds
Schollator folds
J_R_C1976 folds

Flop (Pot : $34.00)

   
Hero bets [$30 USD]
NivereN raises [$84 USD]
Hero calls [$54 USD]

Turn (Pot : $202.00)

   
Hero bets [$145 USD]
NivereN is all-In [$380 USD]
Hero calls [$235 USD]

River (Pot : $962.00)

   

Flop I dont know if that just your normal cbet but it make it smaller sine people usually dont fuck with you on montone flops without a suited card. Id prolly call and reevaluate turn. and def not donk into him on the turn, are you bluffing the turn ?

Well you raised UTG, so if he is a reasonable player, he has to realize that he needs to be beating a pair of K's here. Unless you have a reason to believe that he can do this with a draw or air often, I would fold turn.

Also, don't like your lead on turn. Who the heck calls a raise on flop and leads turn? If you think your hand is best, 3bet flop. Leading turn puts you into shitty spots.

As played, fold turn.

stnd is call flop, check/shove turn

stnd with no reads is that you are smoked if he bets the turn imo

getting it in here on the turn for stacks is pretty borderline with no reads, i wouldnt do it

Guy is new to the table. I have absolutely no idea whatsoever on any street. Ideas plz... -> fold flop (you raised utg, you bet a broadway flop and he raized ... @ best its pair + flushdraw)

c/f turn

On May 19 2008 13:52 Jamie217 wrote: c/f turn

why call flop if we c/f a good turn

On May 19 2008 14:01 lebowski wrote: Show nested quote + On May 19 2008 13:52 Jamie217 wrote: c/f turn why call flop if we c/f a good turn

because the turn didn't help his hand doesn't mean we have to spew a buyin

On May 19 2008 17:20 Yugless wrote: because the turn didn't help his hand doesn't mean we have to spew a buyin

it's only a spew if you're a nit

stacking off here is REALLY bad vs most

folding flop is also an option since OOP it's extrmeley easy for him to outplay us + its very hard to show a PROFIT ( WE PLAY POKER TO MAKE MONEY, nothing about the way you played this hand is profitable) eg. take free cards w/ draws + bet his real hands / semi bluffs sometimes, we never have any idea where we stand and its very easy for him to own us. You'r better off floating a hand like two tens with the T of spades than red AK

fold Flop

..oh no I di'nt! but srsly fold Flop

3bet flop always, dont see JJ very often, much more As and KQ.

If he is nit, I dont expect he could have flush here, or KJ. If he is loose, his raising range could be wide. TPTK nuts.

On May 19 2008 17:20 Yugless wrote: because the turn didn't help his hand doesn't mean we have to spew a buyin

there are almost 0 turns that help our hand if we are beat on the flop

If he has hands like AsQd any turn that doesn't hit his hand improves our hand because our equity improves

Just nitpicking.

I fold flop!

On May 19 2008 21:16 sOah wrote: fold Flop ..oh no I di'nt! but srsly fold Flop

On May 20 2008 08:38 JonnyCosMo wrote: I fold flop!

/thread plz but honestly, I don't think it's very close at all