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[QUOTE="gustav197poker, post: 5655405, member: 393841"]
Given HJ's superficial passivity in 36 hands, it is not far-fetched to expect a re-raise in preflop from this player, considering that his aggressiveness factor is important, but making up for it with his PFR idleness. For this reason, I find the size chosen by hero in PF to defend his position very accurate, since this size can provide us with important information here. For example we now know that the HJ was simply speculating and had no intention of playing hard.
As for CO, It infimum raise in preflop is exposed when he calls the hero's 3-bet (which is 5 times the small size of CO). Right now, it is really unlikely to include in the range of CO (call / 3bet), hands like JT; KT or even AT. That is, we have a significant increase in value hands in the rank of the villain. Maybe in an 8-8 + line. And some high combinations like AJs +. Honestly the only combos that worry me are T-T; Ac-Kc and AcJc. The rest shouldn't get to the river since the hero with his cbet on the flop, ends up filtering the Kc-xc's that won't fight for a second nut. At least that is expected from a 15% passive aggression on the river, by the villain.
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