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The hand history didn't come through for this, but the bet sizes/ stack sizes are correct.

Playing an unknown opponent heads up on ipoker.

This is the 8th hand of the game.

I stacked him on the second hand when I five bet shoved preflop with Ac Qc and he called with KTo.

Stacks:

Me £403, Him £200

I have the button and Ah Qs.

I make it £6 to play, he calls.

Flop was As Js 7s

He leads for £12, I call.

Turn 6d

He leads for £18, I raise to £72, He raises to £162, I set him allin.


Thoughts?

Id probably just raise the flop and stack off, he more likely to stack off lighter on flop than on turn, particularly with hands you have near dead etc

As played id probably just call the turn

+1

I think I raise smaller on turn if you want him to spazz too.

As played, do you guess I have the best hand +/- 50% of the time?

Had a big disagreement with someone over this.

i call turn and obv snap the non spade river/contemplate value raising a spade.

this isn't a big pot and we know nothing about his leading tendencies which, as a bonus, would be nice info to get. He is going to confuse himself so often on the river and basically play incorrectly a lot. He will try and bluff you always if he misses as you may easy have a high spade and also he will incorrectly check call worse pairs often putting you on a spade and thinking you are fairly polarised to bet river by this point.

classic spot to underplay your holdings strength rather than overplay it imo.

raising turn looks spewy to me. not a huge fan of stacking off on the flop either.

click back flop,

as played call now and call almost every river, jam ks obv.

raise calling the flop here lets you semi-bluff much better.

I think ud have the best hand +50% of the time here

happy enough to get it in here, I think you're good >50% of the time