HU river line $10

[pleno1]

Guy is one tabling, if he searches me, he will see I am 4 tabling (alot for hu sngs) he leads alot on the turn when I check back the flop.. thoughts? also, thoughts on a minraise?


PokerStars Game #51641088662: Tournament #324655373, $10.00+$0.50 USD Hold'em No Limit - Match Round I, Level II (15/30) - 2010/10/25 14:40:01 WET [2010/10/25 9:40:01 ET]
Table '324655373 1' 2-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: bagz153 (1122 in chips)
Seat 2: P-nuterian (1878 in chips)
bagz153: posts small blind 15
P-nuterian: posts big blind 30
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to bagz153 [ ]
bagz153: raises 60 to 90
P-nuterian: calls 60
*** FLOP *** [ ]
P-nuterian: checks
bagz153: checks
*** TURN *** [ ] []
P-nuterian: bets 90
bagz153: calls 90
*** RIVER *** [ ] []
P-nuterian: bets 150
bagz153: raises 270 to 420
P-nuterian: folds
Uncalled bet (270) returned to bagz153
bagz153 collected 660 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 660 | Rake 0
Board [ ]
Seat 1: bagz153 (button) (small blind) collected (660)
Seat 2: P-nuterian (big blind) folded on the River

[DMorgan]

The preflop 3x is ok, I'd be looking to switch it down to a min raise soon though, 30-40bbs is where I start min raising rather than 3xing but at the $10s you can just 3x your good hands and min raise your marginal hands and your average villain won't exploit you by 3betting all of your minraises and folding to your 3x raises.

I would lead this flop for value. Unless he's particularly tricky you aren't gunna get c/r bluffed very often at all. I'd be checking back a hand like T6s, but AT I think is strong enough to get a decent amount of value from all of the possible draws, worse Tx and 4x hands that he doesn't want to fold for one bet.

On the turn I think that flatting is your best option. When it goes check check on the flop then the K pairs up your hand looks pretty weak to him so he'll be firing with all of his air and its air that makes up most of his turn firing range imo so we should just let him bluff the river as well.

The river I think I would flat as well. His range to me seems fairly polarised and I just can't think of many hands that he flats pre, bets here for value and calls a raise that are worse than AT. I can only really see you getting him off a split.

[pleno1]

did you read op right Dan?

[DMorgan]

Saw a P and assumed that was you, edited my post now