Line check against a deepstacked, agro reg

[LovesADraw]

Hi People,

Your thoughts on the line I took on this hand please?

Playing £1/£1 in a London card room and a young reg moves over to our table with a £700 stack (max buy-in £150) and proceeded to start throwing his weight, and chips, around as soon as he sat down.

He's been bullying the table for about 20mins before this hand:

I'm on the button with  :  : (stack around £250)
Two limpers to me (including the young reg in UTG) and I make it £6, blinds fold and UTG makes it £26. I call

 :  :  :

UTG Cbets £35, I call. I think my flush draw and two overs to this board is good enough to continue with. I cant see that this has hit is range well

 :

UTG checks and I check behind for pot control. I considered semi-bluffing the turn but thought it was well within the villains ability to get out of line with any two and decided I just didn't know what I would do if he check raises. 

 :

Villain checks again. I feel that the Villain has showed so much weakness now that he is polarised to either trying to trap me with a set or he has absolutely nothing/missed draw, it goes against all the other lines I have seen since he sat down. I bet £52 and after a lot of talk he crying calls and mucks when I show the King.

Did I miss value with the turn check? if he has enough to call the river bet then he surely would have called the turn AND what do i do if he check raises the river? Is the rivered top pair good enough to play for stacks here?

[Rexas]

Did you give him his money back?

[muckthenuts]

Apart from making it £8 preflop I'd play it the same I reckon.

[PathFinder]

I would bet the turn to make him fold his ace highs. Which it looks like he called you with on the river

[doubleup]

I would bet the turn to make him fold his ace highs. Which it looks like he called you with on the river

maybe he had a as well with a worse kicker

[RED-DOG]

I would bet the turn to make him fold his ace highs. Which it looks like he called you with on the river

maybe he had a as well with a worse kicker

I shouldn't laugh.

[Karabiner]

I would bet the turn to make him fold his ace highs. Which it looks like he called you with on the river

maybe he had a as well with a worse kicker

I shouldn't laugh.

I did once see two in a hand at the late unlamented Gala Notts.

I also once found an on the floor there which fell out of someone's sock..

[LovesADraw]

Did you give him his money back?

Nope... he still had enough after ... I didn't even say sorry

And yes.. the river is a typo. Was was

Apart from making it £8 preflop I'd play it the same I reckon.

£8 is a pretty big open for the game much over £6 and you're only getting call by a tight ranger I think. Thanks for the option though, might mess about with some different opens in future

[SuuPRlim]

if you're playing a £1/£1 game where the vast majority of the player pool are folding stuff for £8 they would call for £6 then you are defo in the wrong game!

A simple strategy of opening to £6 with ok hands £10 with good hands and £12 with really good hands usually works a treat at these levels, in fact at any level of live poker game tbh

[UgotNuts]

As played if you miss the river are you betting all the same or checking back?

[LovesADraw]

As played if you miss the river are you betting all the same or checking back?

As a general rule in these games I try not to attempt any big river bluffs, these people (even the regs) tend to be serious non-believers if they've gone all the way to the river... I think if I miss I give up and check behind.

[UgotNuts]

As played if you miss the river are you betting all the same or checking back?

As a general rule in these games I try not to attempt any big river bluffs, these people (even the regs) tend to be serious non-believers if they've gone all the way to the river... I think if I miss I give up and check behind.

I would bet the turn in this case then.

[KingPush]

shove river, rest is wp but I don't know that much about live exploits