this has happened to me a couple of times and given the folds Im getting I wonder if flatting is superior..

sometimes i prefer to flat there..since his stackin range there is only AK KQ tho and he may be FOS sometimes if u 3bet a lot oop

and also people tend to fancy JJ and 9x so i think call >>> shovin fo sho

I think flat is standard here, I would only shove if I thougt he was raising to induce w/ thin value hands.

my thought process was: he is a reg he prob knows he doesn't rep anything so he's taking this line to stack off with Kx,otherwise he has a randm gutshot that will only continue if he hits... because flatting still seems strong
but I prob give them too much credit

On October 30 2011 14:22 lebowski wrote: my thought process was: he is a reg he prob knows he doesn't rep anything so he's taking this line to stack off with Kx,otherwise he has a randm gutshot that will only continue if he hits... because flatting still seems strong but I prob give them too much credit

not really because if he flats it doesnt mean you're not going to barrell whether it 'seems strong' or not

I mean even the raise size--->3x wtf is he doing

i just shove and expect him to call too.

if IP I would def flat almost 100% though unless i know he's stacking off (this is so obvious though so u know it)

On October 30 2011 14:29 KeyleK_uk wrote: Show nested quote + On October 30 2011 14:22 lebowski wrote: my thought process was: he is a reg he prob knows he doesn't rep anything so he's taking this line to stack off with Kx,otherwise he has a randm gutshot that will only continue if he hits... because flatting still seems strong but I prob give them too much credit not really because if he flats it doesnt mean you're not going to barrell whether it 'seems strong' or not

I mean flatting the flop raise