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AA early stages vs utg limper

wyldeyed

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February 13, 2016 - 5:12 am

Have over 600 hands with villian. He has a 46/22 vpip. He is a persistant limp/caller. Wondering about the small raise on flop and checking back turn. I was kind of thrown by the donk and then the call. I have no idea how to range this guy because he shows up with some very strange hands when it gets to showdown. After the c/c on turn just no way to raise and get called by worse on river unless he thinks we have AK alot?

Merge Network Hand #84849578-2
Tournament #84842677
MTT REBUY $30+$3
begins at 2016/02/09 10:46 pm
Seat 7 (meshanti) is the dealer
PREFERIT190 posts the small blind 20.00
bigslick789 posts the big blind 40.00

Hero stack 6600

villian stack 5000

mystocksRrising calls 40.00
hero raises to 160.00
Gh0st352 folds
meshanti folds
PREFERIT190 folds
bigslick789 calls 120.00
mystocksRrising calls 120.00

Flop: [4h 7c 6d]
bigslick789 checks
mystocksRrising bets 250.00
hero raises to 540.00
bigslick789 folds
mystocksRrising calls 290.00
Turn: [9s]

mystocksRrising checks
hero checks
River: [4s]

mystocksRrising bets 1053.00
hero

IDontLookLikeTO

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February 13, 2016 - 11:23 am

Not a fan of the flop raise sizing as we give him a great price to call with all straight draws, 1p w back doors, etc. Sure we want to keep weaker hands in his range but we also want to charge draws. I prefer 700ish to 800. As played checking turn makes sense and all u can do is call on riv imo. Unlikely that he has a 9 or any higher pair and any 7 or 6 will have a tough time calling your raise unless you have aggro image.

joelshitshow

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February 14, 2016 - 2:31 pm

You’ve figured out he’s not very sophisticated. All you can do on a draw heavy board is give him bad odds to call and hope he doesn’t hit. What is his post-flop play like? 46/22 is one thing, but whether he calls a lot afterward (let alone how often he donks) affects how wide your range can be while still being profitable.

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