Kinda Like Sean's Hand....

[SuuPRlim]

$10/$20 NL

There is a guy on the table riasing and limping blind etc. Table is mostly VERY TIGHT and as such I'm been playing on the brink of lunacy isolating myself vs the blindman prolly about 60% of hands, in the last 4 hours no1 has even put up a small amount of resistence (except the villain in this hand a LITTLE)

Relevant stack sizes are.
Me: $20k
Blind guy: $25k
Villain: $17k~

4 limps and including the blind man. I raise to $260 with  from the BTN, the blind guy calls and the villain calls aswel.

Flop:  ($780)

Chk chk I bet $600. Blind guy calls our villain makes it $2,000. I call, other guy folds.

Turn: ($3,380)

He bets $2, 400. I call

River:  ($7,180)

He Bets $5,400.

I understand this isn't actually quite as complex as it looks - but other people's opinions would be nice

[pleno1]

call. he has the nut run out to keep bluffing with 78,89,97ss kinda hands and we are pretty much at the top of our range by the river. as played i dont think we can do anything but call.

[cambridgealex]

$10/$20 NL

There is a guy on the table riasing and limping blind etc. Table is mostly VERY TIGHT and as such I'm been playing on the brink of lunacy isolating myself vs the blindman prolly about 60% of hands, in the last 4 hours no1 has even put up a small amount of resistence (except the villain in this hand a LITTLE)

Relevant stack sizes are.
Me: $20k
Blind guy: $25k
Villain: $17k~

4 limps and including the blind man. I raise to $260 with  from the BTN, the blind guy calls and the villain calls aswel.

Flop:  ($780)

Chk chk I bet $600. Blind guy calls our villain makes it $2,000. I call, other guy folds.

Turn: ($3,380)

He bets $2, 400. I call

River:  ($7,180)

He Bets $5,400.

I understand this isn't actually quite as complex as it looks - but other people's opinions would be nice

Doesn't really look complex to me. Though I guess I'm a simpleton live pro. Call.

[zerofive]

Having never played this high, I don't feel like I can realistically offer my opinion, especially to a genius. However, I am curious as to a few things.

1. Is $260 your standard open size at this level or are we going bigger specifically to iso the blind limper?

2. What do you think someone you describe as "very tight" who puts up "a small amount off resistance" checkraises that flop with behind the blind guy?

3. At what point during the hand did the blind guy look at his cards?

If I were playing this hand at 1/2 I don't see how I'd be able to fold, given that - as pleno says - we are literally at the top of our range.

[DMorgan]

Call.

I think that a lot of people will think that this runout is a pretty good to barrel on (which fwiw I don't agree with but thats another discussion), he can have loads of missed draw combos, he's probably aware that he has a very tight image and a small %age of the time he's value betting worse

fyl when he shows you QJss

[SuuPRlim]

Having never played this high, I don't feel like I can realistically offer my opinion, especially to a genius. However, I am curious as to a few things.

Stnd is no diff to a 1/2 game trust me. and genius is not the right word

$260 is significantly bigger than I would open to, but the way my table was playing was no-one else would put more than $200 in the pot without a mega premium hand, and the blind guy was calling 100%, calling near on 90% of flops and folding on near on 90% of turns - SO 1000 big blinds deep I had a pretty easy strategy to effectively print money as long as pots were HU. Normally I wouldn't pound on someone openeing blind so hard in attempt not to deter them from doing it but this guy was so arrogant I was having way too much fun just bashing on him

I personally think his entire value range is sets and he can have all 3 easily (although only one TT combo) 

We have $10k back, anyone thought of bluffing ?

This genuinely crossed my mind