Villain's lack of aggression is disturbing since he's out of position. My conclusion is that nothing has appeared on the board that causes him concern. He would know that A-J,9 would be part of your range and that doesn't bother him. He's not an unsophisticated ...
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According to pokerscout.com the site has just over a hundred players right now (Friday lunch) and had a peak of just over 200 yesterday. Given that many SoCal and NoCal players might venture into Nevada for the weekend and given that many players can fly ...
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I've read that the site verifies your location when you log in by texting your cell phone so you need a cellphone (apparently not Verizon for technical reasons so far) to prove you're in Nevada.
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On the action on this hand alone - hero folds BUT you mention the stats so they must be significant. (PFR = Pre Flop Raise?) The stats suggest that UTG really wants to play every hand, UTG+2 is much more selective - calls more than ...
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Villain: "we'll have to see" suggests he sees the hand playing out to his satisfaction. In my mind this is not false bravado - this remark is a slip - an admission that you have got too close to the truth. If he was nervous ...
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Your commentary intrigues me - because nine times out of ten, you'd c-bet two thirds of the pot - end of story. How could you not with an over pair and a dry board? And yet.. "Villain calls without hesitation." This is where you'd expect ...
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Since the straight flush is possible - I wouldn't shove as the outcome is very very bad. The question is - how can you get him to commit more chips to the pot with such a scary board? I think it's unlikely that he'll call ...
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The problem is the limper. Your aces may be ahead at this point - but I wouldn't bet on it as ace-ten is not strong versus the SB since he bet out knowing he had two acting after him. If you raise to drive out ...
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