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Message: [QUOTE="canbora, post: 6889522, member: 9538"] Few things to add: 1. I just reread the guidelines for posting in this sub forum. MY title should have been better. I don't know how hard this is enforced, so my apologies. I'm new here, please bear with me. 2. I'm fully aware of all of the "maff" here. But I feel like this is where my game is and where I need to improve. I know how to old school play, "does he have it or doesn't he?" I've been playing all of my life, and playing seriously since the poker boom 20-sum years ago (with an extended hiatus because of black Friday). And I've switched back and forth, but I'm seeing that's its a hybrid of the two, as most things are. Just as life, and poker is like life. 2A.I'm all for making the plays and taking risk. I just cant ignore the table dynamics here. I feel like I have to go against the "general" math of any random hand. I'm fairly certain, this guy had an Ace. All of his history would point to that. Or another strong hand like perhaps a set. 3. :::::::Not sure if this is allowed, but quasi-spoiler here:::::But I ran this through a solver. Every spot both he and I either did the best thing or the acceptable thing up to this point. 4. going off of number 3, I found this interesting.........he posted the EXACT "push bet" the solver suggest. (but it actually favored just checking for him) Is there some sort of HUD that does this? Makes suggestions? Or is this coincidence, or do you think this guy knows this from study? .. or possibly was typing stuff in as he was playing. That was an interesting over bet, which MAY be normal for him, but certainly not this table or stake level in my region. History of "good" players both past and very recent if you've seen my other posts lol... suggest people do this when they actually have a strong hand. Rec's do this to push you out when they have a upper marginal hand. Either way, they still have the Ace, and if we use THAT math, vs random general math, it changes the math of this situation. [/QUOTE]

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