So someone is going to have to show me why my hands don't come up as links, but oh well this works for now I hope.
http://www.pokerhand.org/?4193321
If the link doesn't work I just basically have AA on K59r flop and get c/r'd by a 19/15/3 reg and then he 3/4 pots a blank turn... WTF???
So I am just basically asking this to hear what your guys general theory is in this spot against a competent aggressive player, just basically a good reg. I just seem to get very lost in this spot every time that it happens, so I would very much like a good rule of thumb.
Is there any point that I should get away from this hand, maybe call turn and muck river? I dunno it just seems pretty gross, when I'm playing an aggressive competent player, especially since I usually have a pretty aggro image myself.
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I like a call on the flop and fold on the turn. If villain is bluffing on the flop, he will most likely shut down if called. Also, if he just has a strong K, he will probably slow down.
ReplyDeleteIf you have an aggro image, I would think a lot of TAG regs would be inclined to take passive lines with TPGK-type hands. This lets you do the betting, which is what they expect.
Therefore, I think these c/r flop, bet turn lines on dry boards are almost always very strong hands or bluffs. I would lead towards very strong hands w/o history, which is why I don't mind just folding to a strong turn bet often here.
I also like a call on the flop and fold to a turn bet. Schlucky1 nailed it by stating your image. I am sure people can't wait to flop a set against you and see an A/K on the board!
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