Villain is 27/17 over about 40 hands. I've got a note on him from a previous session that says he limped K6o UTG which makes me think he's pretty donkish even if nothing else about his play stood out. Everything went ok I'm just wondering if I'm taking the right line here.
Absolute/UB Cereus No-Limit Hold'em, $0.25 BB (6 handed) - Absolute/UB Cereus Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com
Button ($24.65)
SB ($34.94)
BB ($63.64)
UTG ($51.83)
Hero (MP) ($36.89)
CO ($30.85)
Preflop: Hero is MP with,
UTG calls $0.25, Hero bets $1.10, 4 folds, UTG calls $0.85
Flop: ($2.55),
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(2 players)
UTG checks, Hero bets $1.90, UTG raises to $5, Hero calls $3.10
Turn: ($12.55)(2 players)
UTG checks, Hero bets $9, 1 fold
Total pot: $12.55 | Rake: $0.60
Results:
Hero mucked J, J
(two pair, Jacks and sevens).
My basic read is that he could have a heap of crap that I beat so I'm never really folding on any street, even if an ace or a clubs hits. If he's being tricky with AA-QQ or has hit the 7 then he's going to stack me.
So how is my play? I just called on the flop with the hope of sucking out another bluff but I'm not sure if I'm giving my hand reasonable protection against a possible flush or overcards. What about the turn? Should I have checked to induce a river bluff or sized my bet differently?
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Thread: JJ against donkish player
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05-14-2009 #1
JJ against donkish player
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05-14-2009 #2
Looks good to me.
Lots of good rakeback options at http://www.rakeguard.com/?raf=KRE8R
KRE8R probably has about seventy college funds in his NL5 roll.
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