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[QUOTE="eBuddy, post: 2153710, member: 101025"] +1. It seems to me that LD1977's major leak is getting his chips all-in with only bluff-catcher hands and forgetting about villain's stack size. In the first hand, I would check first to act; betting 52% of the pot on the 5-5-2-J-4 river with 99 and villain having only $4.45 more behind does not make sense to me. In his second hand, I would flat call; raising all-in with only one pair (AQ) on the 4-straight river (A-10-9-6-7) vs. villain who had bet all 3 streets is probably -EV. LD1977 has no fold equity as villain only needs 16% probability of having the better hand to call. In the third hand, if villain is like many other players whose min-raise post-flop indicates great strength, then I would consider folding AA on the T-T-Q flop. I would rather flat than raise all-in, which I think is the worst option. I welcome feedback if any of my analysis is incorrect. [/QUOTE]
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