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Message: [QUOTE="dallam, post: 6692756, member: 338743"] Thank you for the post! :) Nice first hand to go with, and you did everything correct, it's clean to deep into this one. Preflop it was cheap to complete the 0.5 blind, after that there's definitely a bitter feeling that as a reraise happened, what combinations we can hit to favour us out of position threeway. However, BB's sizing is bad. It not affect the party most of the times, still both of you can call it off, and it not adding an information about your range whatsoever, only building up the pot in a directionless way. So seeing this person making a 3bb three bet, it already suggest me that this player is not so sharp, probably overagressive as with this massive stack and this false move everything point to that so far. It's safe to say we achieved the most from the flop we could. The check is great, many doors to one of them to raise their draws or catching a bit up to make the pot attractive, and getting some idea about their combinations. BB fire up another bet, this time increasing a bit to 4bb, which is around half pot. If it was not weird to see a stuffy action pre, now it's more clear that this whole line from BB is not executed the best, while we're having here a very massive made combination. I personally would only check call on the Flop, and preparing to see this monster stack putting another pressure on us on the Turn. And this point I'd go for the check-3bet (the Turn card was very off which is great for you not even worrying that much), and that could maximise your value, and take it easier to your opponent to make a mistake. Although your outplay postflop was totally fine too, I'd recommend to note this player. In addition, as it's a Sunday Storm, many people made it very low satties, or bought themselves in cheap, which is a big factor to hunt the fishes, and even wider note them. Good luck! :) [/QUOTE]

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