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Message: [QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 6153768, member: 394557"] From the time Hero sat V had 200+ BB and he's been up to 400 BB a few times but he's playing a lot of hands and using selective aggression to overbet the pot. He's been caught bluffing a few times but has it more often than not. V has sucked out on Hero 2 or 3 times mostly making flushes on the river although we have lost the minimum most times. Hero is playing by far the tightest pre flop. Fairly passive post flop thus far. Maybe 100-150 hands in. OTTH: UTG limps with 18.x BB stack [B]V min raises to 2 BB in MP and covers[/B] the table. CO calls. [B]Hero 3B[/B] to 10 BB with[B] AhKc[/B] from the big blind with a [B]325 BB effective[/B] stack, [B]UTG 4B jams 18.x BB[/B] re-opening the action. V flats, CO folds. V is not the trapping type and we are deep and would rather not play OOP so Hero decides V is capped and [B]5B to 80 BB[/B] to try and ISO the dead money and charge V if he wants to call from behind. V calls more quickly than Hero would like. [B] Flop (~180 BB): Ac 4s 6c[/B] Hero leads for 60 BB, V quickly calls. Not sure what Vs range looks like in a 5B pot as this is the only 5B thus far but given The Ac, and Kc are accounted for I'm not worried about a flush coming in and I feel like we flopped the nuts. This bet sets up a trivial turn jam. I just don't want to see a Q or J really. [B] Turn (~ 300 BB): Ac 4s 6c Jd[/B] We have 185 BB left is there any world where we don't jam here? V can have JJ here but I'd hope he's folding most AJ for this price. He's shown down 52s in raised pots before and is on the biggest stack at the table so maybe he can have some AJ. Anyways, we decide to rip it. Should we be checking this turn? What about a Q turn? Are we ripping every single turn card? Thoughts on all streets welcome. [/QUOTE]

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