Its the abominab.... abomino .. abom ... yeti theorem

fuzzbox

1/2 6-max
villain has 200 and is 15/7
I have 450 and a good image

preflop
villain opens to 8 in co, folded to me in bb and i decide to just call with Ac Kc

Flop (16)
7 4 2 rainbow
i check, he bets 16, I make it 36, he thinks awhile and makes it 92 with 100 behind. I shove.

sikes

I thought the yeti theorem was on a paired board only.

I dont like it against this fairly passive villain.

valor

i really dislike this

eggie

you dont beat much here by shoving, re raise pre flop would be my route.

robinlacey

i don't get it

Lazare

'hero is villain, villain is hero' reverso thread perhaps?

NeoSlicerZ

Wasn't the yeti/baluga theroem on a paired board with an overpair? I don't see how the villian can fold given he's getting 3 :1 on your shove if he's got any part of that flop... your line would look more like AK than an overpair to me. I think you're against a set/JJ/TT.

NickyOD

No way that was you fuzz.

bops

even i don't play that bad!

...TT with an Ace on the river - standard

BigCityBanker

this really isnt you? If it is you, I bet he called and subsequently buddy listed you so id follow him around and exploit you *new image*..

fuzzbox

valor wrote:

i really dislike this

why?

fuzzbox

sikes wrote:

I thought the yeti theorem was on a paired board only.

I dont like it against this fairly passive villain.

Who said he was passive?

Yeti theorem is paired board, but this board is pretty much the same a paired dry board.

fuzzbox

NeoSlicerZ wrote:

Wasn't the yeti/baluga theroem on a paired board with an overpair? I don't see how the villian can fold given he's getting 3 :1 on your shove if he's got any part of that flop... your line would look more like AK than an overpair to me. I think you're against a set/JJ/TT.

who the hell plays AK like this?

fuzzbox

Results:
villain folded fast.

This was probably a bit risky, but surely his 3-bet on that board is never a strong hand???
Of course, it could be that in general he has a pair that he wont fold.

Thankfully, I do this only approx once every 250,000 hands.

pok3rplaya

fuzzbox wrote:

This was probably a bit risky, but surely his 3-bet on that board is never a strong hand???

this assumes he has some clue about poker. All the information provided in the OP pointed towards this being untrue. VS a standard midstakes TAG I like this and do it sometimes.

sikes

fuzzbox wrote:

Who said he was passive?

Yeti theorem is paired board, but this board is pretty much the same a paired dry board.

well you didnt include his post flop AF, but his preflop stats are pretty passive.

cardshark202

Just seen this now, this is one of the few times where I disagree with you fuzz, but this just can't be good vs this opponent.