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[Closed] [sh] NL 25 K2s vs 'aggro station'

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So the guy is playing 40/4 but 4.8 AF postflop

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NL Holdem $0.25(BB) Replayer
SB ($25)
BB ($25.50)
UTG ($17.20)
UTG+1 ($10.46)
CO ($27.09)
Hero ($45.52)

Dealt to Hero 2♠ K♠

UTG calls $0.25, fold, CO calls $0.25, Hero raises to $1.50, fold, fold, UTG calls $1.25, CO calls $1.25

FLOP ($4.85) 6♦ 3♥ K♣

UTG bets $4.85, CO folds, Hero calls $4.85

TURN ($14.55) 6♦ 3♥ K♣ 7♠

UTG bets $10.85 (AI), Hero calls ???

"ol/call JQo, call cbet on KQxtt, raise AI on K" the only read available - 50 hands

So because of his aggressiveness I ended up calling down but I am pretty confused about this hand.

What am I am supposed to get out of his donking pot on the flop? He can do this with a set or any other strong hand as he sees his hand and auto bets, he can do it with a medium strength hand -weak K- or he can do it as a bluff as the board is super super dry. IMO he can always do any of these things.

I am more inclined towards folding since I think I'm going to be faced very often with a shove on the turn and then I am going to be feeling like a mistake to fold. I mean if I call flop why would I fold turn?
I am beaten by 2/3 parts of his range (not as number of combos but as theoretical breakdown) so again more prone to a fold right now.


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He is reping there set, but set would hardly play that way.
So very likely he just has there air or some pp, some players might also pot with KJ/KT to protect their hand
If you call flop then you can´t fold turn, but if you are not sure if he is bluffing often then you can also just fold on the flop


VTomukas
Joined: 30.12.2007

Against such an aggro player I would better wait for a card to isolate and play him :) K2s is not suitable if he's making such a crazy things - you will have to hit to continue play, and even after you hit, you still don't know where you are (pretty much what has happened).

So I just let it go p/f and wait for a better spot.

As played - if called flop bet, there's no way back anymore...