Poker Strategy: Grimstarr Facing A Massive Overbet With The Second Nuts

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In this hand we are playing HU and turn a straight. It looks like our opponent has a fairly weak hand so we go for a small value bet but get put in a gross spot when he moves all in.

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Poker Strategy: Grimstarr Facing A Massive Overbet With The Second Nuts

8 thoughts on “Poker Strategy: Grimstarr Facing A Massive Overbet With The Second Nuts

  1. I'm very surprised that the Hero did not check back on the river – that would've saved him some money. Obviously you fold to the massive overbet, the opponent has the nuts way too often in that spot.

  2. It kind of sounds like the villain is a bad player who flopped the straight and didn’t realize what came and just decided to go with it not realizing the hero could easily have the higher straight?

  3. This villain among many I see confuse thin value bets from opponents with weakness. This new knowledge can allow hero to exploit him.

  4. I've run into similar situations like this. Vs that are so bad that they think they're stronger than what they really are. I've had people turn over misread hands, Aces with weak kickers etc. It's a weird bizzaro kind of situation where I've made "correct" folds because they don't have a clue.

  5. Without hearing how this ends I would just fold based on the description of this guy but also knowing there's a decent chance that I could a chop the 400 in the middle. Sounds like he could easily be over playing the same hand as you but the times he actually has the nuts is going to make it bad call overall

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