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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6910688, member: 397965"] Preflop In a 3-blind structure you are supposed to be a little tighter from MP, because more players are yet to act, but this still seem like a fine open. Maybe you could go a bit larger, since there is 27c in dead money as opposed to 25c in a standard 10c/5c game. Flop It would be nice to have a BDFD to go along with the gutshot. But even so I think, you have to float this donk bet. Which he really should not be making on this board. So even just seeing this I will already take a mental note, that this is a bad player. I dont see any reason to raise though. He is likely not leading out with total nothing, and I dont want to start a big bluff against a bad player. This is usually a recipe for setting money on fire and tilt yourself, when he call you down with his A8 offsuit or whatever. Turn Gin card obviously. For the same reason I would not want to bluff this player, I would size up now, that I have the nuts. Ideally you want to get stacks in on the river, so you could even overbet to like 2$ and then also overbet jam the river. But at a minimum bet something closer to 1$ rather than just half pot. River Now he lead again, so definitely a "fun" player. Its difficult to say, what on earth he can have, but here I think, you just have to go for the gold and jam. If he is bluffing, he is not calling any raise, and if he has something like a rivered two pair, he is not folding, just because you jam for around 7$ rather than leave him this 2$ behind. Results Your line was fine, but not getting those last 2$ of his stack is a significant mistake. We dont make the nuts very often, so when we do, we need to maximize value especially against bad players AKA "fish". [/QUOTE]

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