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Message: [QUOTE="Aballinamion, post: 6671004, member: 289533"] I really don’t like calling in position with any suited ace. Given all these info you provided about villain, it could be an option, but I don’t think that in the long run this move is profitable. On the flop I would like to make a fishy reading of the board. J58 We have the 8’s so we remove it of villain’s range. We do not believe that even the king of fishes would be value betting this 5 on the flop, so we remove it too. It lasts the Jack, and villain has plenty of them, except maybe AJ that we are blocking. Yeah, it could be holding 55, but just a few combos. On the other side we know how much fishes like to play any draws and pursuit flushes, but villain bets too much. I think that we should’ve left the hand on the flop and try to play versus this type having better hands. Okay, this villain is a fish, but is it a loose passive? A loose aggressive? Tight passive? Etc. If villain is loose passive or tight passive we should be folding preflop, for these guys like to limp using weak range and raising strong range. Passive players are most often calling, and when they bet, this is a red flag warning us we should fold our losing hands. By the sizings it’s using we already have some idea about its patterns and behavior. A decent player would’ve bet 100% pot here? We should be only calling flop and turn (and before of it preflop) if villain is a loose aggressive/tilted out of control nonsense fish. If we are going to level against it, I think we should jam right off the bat OTT because there aren’t enough chips behind to fight for. [/QUOTE]

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