Im in middle position this hand and have run my 225 buy in up to 900 in an hour due to the deck smacking me in the face repeatedly. V1-Solid young player on the button, roughly 700 in chips, has doubled me up once when i set over setted him on a Q-9-7 rainbow flop. V2-UTG+1, Old man, quite fishy smelling, about 300 in front of him, got 3 streets of value with the nut straight when he had only middle pair the previous hand,
V2 open limps, folds around to me and i make it 13 to go with , V1 thinks a moment, grabs a stack of 100, and then calls, blinds fold and limper comes along. Flop is , V2 leads for 5, i raise to 25, V1 reraises to 145, V2 tank shoves 280ish.
Joined: Wed Feb 29, 2012 11:43 pm Posts: 751 Location: Las Vegas
V2 leads for 5, huh. That's great. Hmmm... Fascinating spot.It feels like V1 is trying to isolate V2, which makes a draw or possibly a biggish ace (and maybe 22/44? or the joyful 33?) a decent part of their range. I would have no problem getting AI with V2 here. It's an awful lot of BBs to get it in against V1, but I really think you're ahead. Think I gulp-shove.
Joined: Mon Jul 10, 2006 11:16 am Posts: 509 Location: Louisville, KY - Waiting for the next open seat
That looks like a flush draw to me. Maybe even or so he has nut flush draw and straight draw plus the straight flush draw. That is a lot of outs, but assuming you dodge the straight flush, you can boat. I have to say you have the best hand here and V1 is trying to squeeze you with a nut draw.
I think V2 could have anything from A10+ to a 2 pair hand like A5, A3. Again I think you have the best of it here and I would raise to $500. I am not scared of V1 shipping but I want him to pay for it, not just call off $140 to see the turn.
Thanks for the quick feedback, i had no idea where V2 was but i was 99 percent sure he was crushed, V1 i was on the fence, possibly 6,4 of hearts or something like ace said with aces and the nut flush draw, in which case i knew the money was going in anyway but i wanted to get in ahead and if he gets there hope to boat. I did end up shoving, V1 tanked for a solid 3 minutes and started saying "god its gross if your doing that with the 6,4 of hearts", which instantly made me feel so much more comfortable. I believe it showed through because he ended up mucking ace 3 of spades face up. V2 had ace queen of clubs...(lolwut) and the amusing part about this hand is the ace of hearts hit the turn, V1 flipped his [censored] and started telling me i got so lucky he folded, until i caught quads on the end and he mumbled nice hand. Great result, could have been better but im happy how it went down regardless.
Joined: Sat Oct 25, 2008 7:52 am Posts: 1184 Location: Cleveland, Ohio
I agree with Acehater, V1's line looks like a flush draw. If he was honestly considering a 3 bet preflop, then I think something like or is well in his range. If he was showboating, then he might have the 3-3. I'm not at all worried about V2.
nevermind; I see you posted right b4 I did.
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