hm?

On April 11 2013 13:26 ERASA wrote: hm?

yes?

Why don't you click it back on the flop

My guess would be he wants player 6 to call

completely standard hand?

^tahts the point i think its a sick spew of the reg ;o)

yeah i was epic fish behind to call, im commited (so is vilain) to any river so even if diamond show ill play it the same

i still dont understand :/
What is so bad about being commited with villains hand?

On April 11 2013 17:30 ERASA wrote: i still dont understand :/ What is so bad about being commited with villains hand?

I dunno, but if player 6 is a huge fish like OP said I dunno why he'd raise huge to commit himself on the flop. He has position, a monster draw, and an ultra fish in the middle.

I wouldn't say it's a spew, but I'd say calling is much better.

There's already $152 in the pot, fish's call is almost dead money and you will lead here fairly wide, he has 0 showdown value. Care to explain what's so spewy?

he has direct odds to call... and pos... why raise? lol
im actually NEVER donk betting light, i dont get why you say that

Thing is
I CANT c/r my big hand ever, since if i check and fish check, villain is cbetting then i c/r making the fish fold?
na
ill obviously always donk bet my monsters and c/r my weaker hands
this is why i think its spewy
because im never gonna donk bet light here
his raise is so big its ugly, rather shove than raising that amount
imo doing anything than calling in his place is ugly, most people are like ''omg open ended+flush draw ALLLLLLLLLLLL IN'' without even thinking about others range ;o
a draw isnt a good hand ;o

the fish in hte pot had a 75% vpip later lol

not shoving after his raise on flop is kinda bad...

you are not getting the money you could get from any hand he would call your shove but fold on turn and at the same time you will always lose all you have, shoving or not, to a flush draw. so in the long run you are winning less money than if you shoved the flop.

am I right?

^is that a troll?

His flop play is defensible because he has a monster draw and he is mis-representing his hand(which is a good thing).

Your flop lead probably isn't the nuts in his eyes, and he has a blocker.

Did you even stove this?

Regs these days care more about how to play vs other regs than how to play against the fish

thats why its terrible

Do you even lift?

his play would be fine vs a reg alone, now it was just worse than calling, it's not horrendous but it's quite worse than just calling

engage's play doesn't matter, call flop or jam doesn't matter