My guess the fish on the SB position got Ah4h in his hand. SB was waiting for a straight/flush. At the end the SB was hoping that the hero got at most the same pair with a lower kicker, but got dissappointed on the picture.
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When a calling station does open raise it signs he has manster hand like Jj+,Aq+
My answer is jj
A♣:7♦:
Preflop: a pretty nice hand to open-raise versus 1 opp.
Flop: TPTK, bets 3/4 of the pot.
Turn: check without position, probably afraid of us having 5 and thus hitting straight. He still calls as pot odds are 40 to 96 for him.
River: check-call again, as he just doesn't want to fold his pair
KK
- Although he is considered to be a fish I think they have basic concept in this stake, meaning they do not call down with Ace High or a bottom pair here
- He bet with a big pair on a dry board and get called
- Now, he is too mcuh worried about stright or two pair combos as it favors Hero's range, so check-called on the turn
- He also check-called on the river to bluff catch as the river card didn't change much
AK. I dont expect fish to open wide as SB. He will prefere limping to see the flop. On the picture fish is upset anf shark happy, so we won. I think AK is the only one starting hand we beat, fish could call turn an river
If villain is a passive fish, I presume he is not raising with hands like Q3s preflop. I think his raising range preflop will be actually somewhat tight. Now, he would continue betting with overpairs. He could choose to TRAP with monsters, but he would raise these OTR. That's why I think he has something like AhQh, KhQh or QhJh.
A♥:Q♥:
Il fish effettua una continuation bet con flash draw, check calla il turn essendosi chiusa una potenziale scala e sul river check chiama con top pair. Essendo un calling station non riesce a foldare la sua top pair
I suppose the fish as Q♥:A♥: because as passive as he is supposed to be, he wouldn't open raise and cbet a lot of worst hands, then turn he check/call logically with 2 over and a nut flush draw, and then river he hits TPTK for another check/call.
I think villain has a set, probably 66 or 77.
Normal raise from the SB and a normal bet on the F when he hits. When the T card makes a straight possible, villain plays x/c on T and on R.
A♥: 5♥:
Villain bets the flop with a gutshot + flush draw, when the turn gives him the straight he chooses to check/call just to let Hero start bluffing, otherwise with a second barrel probably Hero would have folded most of his flop calling range, same thinking at the river letting Hero bluff once more.
I guess villain has some kind of pocket. 88-TT and may be some Q♥:X:heart: . Our hero is under the tilt juice. So, they probably, have some hh when hero bluffed fish and fish looked at the bluff. So, 88-TT is good enough for CB as QhXh. Turn fish starts to pot control and tried to get his flush cheaper and river do not closes flush, but gives fish a TP.
It is pretty hard to call TT or 99 on Q and straight board. But call with TP for fish is common thing. My guess it is kind of Q♥:X:heart:
If it is needed to be completely clear - lets put villain on Q♥:K♥:
fish has pocket 55 because he open raised, hero just called, then Flop fish made cbet hero called again, Turn brings best game to the fish so he slow played and hero bluffed on turn and river.
i think he got Qh and 7d, he bet the top pair, turn the possible straight, vilain decides to call, river the second pair just call down
Qh 8h .he bet preflop , he bets half pot on flop with flush draw, he check/calls the turn , he only calls the river with his made hand
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