100NL: floats into a set

cardshark202

I would be almost certain this is a flush tbh

BobSloane

phantom_lord wrote:

i think you're vastly overestimating how often a 100nl player is gonna shove 100bbs in on a bluff.

Hectorjelly

I don't think its going to be profitable to call the flop. Its a good aggressive player leading into a multi-way pot, hes nearly always going to have at least a reasnably good hand, or a good draw which he can fire again with on the turn.

The turn is close and depends on a number of factors, but I think raising is superior in a vacuum. The real problem is when the villain has something like Aks, or xKs and by calling you give him a free-roll.

The river I think is bad, I really hate folding a set here give that you have not taken a single aggressive action in the hand.

RedJoker

Hectorjelly wrote:

I don't think its going to be profitable to call the flop. Its a good aggressive player leading into a multi-way pot, hes nearly always going to have at least a reasnably good hand, or a good draw which he can fire again with on the turn.

It's heads up on the flop and he's likely to fire a cbet with the vast majority of his preflop raising range here.


On the river the pot's 107.5 and he's fired 128 into it. You've taken a really weak line and may have induced a bluff. Tough spot.

Hectorjelly

RedJoker wrote:

It's heads up on the flop and he's likely to fire a cbet with the vast majority of his preflop raising range here.

Tough spot.

I keep misreading the op for some reason. I still wouldn't call on the flop though!