$2/5 Live annoying river spot, - Page 2

Raise river and fold to his reraise. He has a boat.

Tbh I bet the turn smallish for value.

Results: he had QT off-suite

Thanks for the comments everyone.
CosMo, would you still fold if he didn't give the speech?

Yes,

How often do you see someone bet / raise / reraise live?

He's gonna flat every straight to your raise, even trips,

And lol at your first comment of him checking twice his trips, it's the best freaking turn for him to check again,

On November 22 2013 12:36 HungarianGOD wrote: How can someone be so bad to check a board that wet out of position with a ten twice grrrrrr

makes no sense

lol this "fish" would have soul pwned me that day. I'd snap call and be like "he has JT or AT whaaaaaaaaa????????"

Actually since I've been really making an effort to think before I act, I wonder if I could have folded here. Only thing I would ever fold to would be a flopped boat. You're right, who checks trips twice on a wet board? Someone with 88 or even TT for that matter. I think once I break it down I can see "ok so he had the mortal nuts, hence he can check twice then ship river and give me a speech".

On December 17 2013 20:44 careface_ wrote: Yes, How often do you see someone bet / raise / reraise live? He's gonna flat every straight to your raise, even trips, And lol at your first comment of him checking twice his trips, it's the best freaking turn for him to check again,

My adjustments for live-play are poor, straight up. I still tend to play less exploitable (and thus also less exploitably), and mix in bluffs/calls against players where it probably makes no sense to do so, I must definitely admit to that. I just think "if I usually fold most the time when I river the nut straight on a paired board and fold to a 3bet on the river, that's very exploitable so I guess I should probably call", which I understand is a ridiculous line of thinking playing against 2/5 live players.

About you saying him checking his trips twice is 'good'... What the hell are you talking about? How is this a good turn for him to check trips out of position again? I would appreciate if you would talk me through your position, because I don't understand it at all.