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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6137970, member: 397965"] Preflop I like isolating here, and I also like going very large out of position. You are way ahead of a fishy BTN limping range, and you want to charge him to see a flop with position on you. Flop "Downbetting" the flop kind of goes against the exploitative line, you were taking preflop. Reserve this betsize for much higher stakes and tournaments, and bet at least 15c here for value. If he has a hand like JT of hearts, that missed completely, he is going to fold anyway, and if he connected, its not like, it makes any difference to him, if you bet 8c or 15c. Turn Not the best card, since it puts out a 1-liner to a straight. However if he is good enough to think about your range, it should not be to scary to him, since you probably dont make this 6x preflop raise with a 2 in your hand. As for how likely it is, he has a 2, that depends on his stats. If he was playing 91/11, then he can absolutely have a 2 here, but if he was playing 25/4, then its much less likely. Maybe a 25/4 still limp-call A2, but thats pretty much it, and you also lose to all the other wheel aces, since they made two pair. Overall I probably check here, but I dont hate a small bet either. There are two flushdraws out there, so there are at least some worse hands, you can get value from, other than specifically A6-A9. River I think, you have run out of value now, so I agree with checking, and its kind of close as to, weather I even call this half pot bet from him. I dont think, most people are betting for value with A9 or worse, so you have a bluff catcher, and then it comes down to, how often a passive limper like this is bluffing the river. His main bluffing hand should be busted spades, so its bad, that you hold Ts, because then he can not have hands like KT, QT, JT, T9 of spades, which are 4 of the most obvious bluffing combos. So maybe call those AT, that dont have Ts, but fold this particular combo, because it block his bluffs. [/QUOTE]

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