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Message: [QUOTE="Hospedar, post: 6894344, member: 1024303"] [ATTACH type="full"]353059[/ATTACH] I don't know his exactly VPIP or PFR, but I remember that he was opening with raises everytime (always 2.5bb) and that he was doing this a little bit more than the common, which means that he probably has a weak range, but not as an usual donkey player... If you know that he has a quite open range and hits that flop, that turn and that river, what would you do if you was in my position? Would you fold that 50% pot bet at the flop? Even with that A flush draw with a little opportunity to get a straight or a straight flush? Would you fold at that second barrel bet after the turn? If you reached the river, would you call that last all-in bet? I will answer why I called that river... 1st→ I was playing a cheap bounty tournament at GGPoker. 2nd→ We were with a large stack, specially me (Almost 30bb more than him). 3rd→ We know that a triple barrel aggressive bet means a polarized range/hand, which means that he was with the best hand possible or with the worst hand that the world could have seen. 4th→ Actually, I don't think he would bet that aggressively if he was nuts, for example... 5th→ As I know he wasn't a completely donkey that plays every single hand, I was thinking that he doesn't got anything with that community cards and I was winning at the river against most part of his hands (like QJ, KJ, KQ or lower suited A hands). 6th→ As you can see at the screenshot, I used my time bank to think about these things and decided to risk it all. But that could have been a massive chip loss (as he has an open range, I was fearing a small pair, or an over pair, or even an AJ+ hand). [/QUOTE]

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