AK missed Board

Bandana boy

NL He 6 max .5-1

hero 190 button

Villain 100 Sb
So far he has called an all in from me on T76 flop with T9 against my 777 and lost he has just reloaded. he appears to value the strength of the hand he is drawing to more than the odds of hitting said such hand (we have seen him hit 1 expensive flush )


1 limper to me I make it 5 to play with AKsuited
SB calls all else fold
Pot 12

Flop Q23 2 clubs on board
Checked to me i bet 9 Sb calls

Pot 30
Turn non club 5
Checked to me i make it 18 called

Pot 66

River non club 6
SB leads for 25 (leaving 43 behind)

Action and comments on all streets

fuzzbox

I check turn against calling stations .... I fold river.

Bandana boy

What do you put him on that warrants a 25 quid bet

Culchie

I'd check the turn as well.

He doesn't have to be on anything to lead on the river.
You're not in a position to defend. You're behind an awful lot of hands and in front of very few.

fuzzbox

Bandana boy wrote:

What do you put him on that warrants a 25 quid bet

I dont care, when calling stations bet, I tend to fold when I have no hand

El Stuntman

Bandana boy wrote:

What do you put him on that warrants a 25 quid bet

I wouldn't waste my time wondering although he's probably got a 4 with this scenario for the straight...

just fold and wait for a better spot to stack him

Mr Pillow Talk's AK tale beats this one!

Bandana boy

El Stuntman wrote:

I wouldn't waste my time wondering although he's probably got a 4 with this scenario for the straight...

just fold and wait for a better spot to stack him

Mr Pillow Talk's AK tale beats this one!

my logic was that he was obv drawing the obvious draws Straight hit on turn which he just called and flush missed
So it looked like a missed flush bet
and i put a 4 as unlikely unless it was part of a FD
now he could easily have hit a pair so i dont want to see cards so I pushed

Is this crazy thinking

fuzzbox

Bandana boy wrote:

my logic was that he was obv drawing the obvious draws Straight hit on turn which he just called and flush missed
So it looked like a missed flush bet
and i put a 4 as unlikely unless it was part of a FD
now he could easily have hit a pair so i dont want to see cards so I pushed

Is this crazy thinking

yes, because
A. he is a calling station
B. he bet ... therefore he likes his hand
C. He probably has a 4.
D. He really has f.all left in his stack, so he can call with much stuff.

El Stuntman

Bandana boy wrote:

my logic was that he was obv drawing the obvious draws Straight hit on turn which he just called and flush missed
So it looked like a missed flush bet
and i put a 4 as unlikely unless it was part of a FD
now he could easily have hit a pair so i dont want to see cards so I pushed

Is this crazy thinking

This is almost as bad as my hand that I posted today (although at least I had 2 pair).

What happened? let me guess, he had the hammer and won the pot?

RoundTower

fuzzbox wrote:

I check turn against calling stations .... I fold river.

I check turn against everyone and fold the river.

Norwich Fan Rob

why push, he is a calling station, and will call you with a Q probably, if he does have a missed flush, call and your AK may be good.

if u are that sure he has a draw he either has str8 and calls, and doesnt have flush and u are ahead but he cant call.

u have very limited FE.

dont like the push at all.

FastMachine

Bandana boy wrote:

my logic was that he was obv drawing the obvious draws Straight hit on turn which he just called and flush missed
So it looked like a missed flush bet
and i put a 4 as unlikely unless it was part of a FD
now he could easily have hit a pair so i dont want to see cards so I pushed

Is this crazy thinking

Yes, that is crazy thinking. You don't know if he was drawing he could've had the Q. He could easily have 45 or A4 either. At the end of the day, he has a hand he's willing to bet 25 on the river with, a bet that he expects called so he's not bluffing.
He likes to call, so wait till you have a real hand and then let him call off his stack.