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[QUOTE="Fisi, post: 2386262, member: 105158"] Hey guys, thanks for the input! :) I agree, however you misread the hand a bit. I 3bet, not the villain :) The analysis on the second hands looks right, he could have not just AA, but also AK, AQ, which he isn't folding. I think you did pretty well, thanks :) Yeah, learned that lesson pretty quick :) I'll share my plan, just didn't want to give too much away just yet, because I wanted to see how you guys would react ;) Fully agree with your analysis here. Agree with this, I think I misplayed it here. My thoughts about the hands: JJ - I know villain is opening really wide here, so I 3bet for value. After he 4bets, I think he has some bluffs in his 4betting range (Ax), but may also play AQ/AJ this way. He leveraged me very nicely with his sizing, so my options were fold, or 5b shove 90 BB into 30 BB pot (well done). I decided to 5b shove, thinking he will fold his Ax, including AQ,while I'm still ahead of AK, which he calls with. He called with QQ. I would have probably played it the same again, as I'm not sure calling is an option against an aggressive opponent like this, while folding isn't an option either. KQ - I gave you a little bit too much info here, should have just stopped on the flop without action. I isolated a limping fish, which I do with a wide range. I'm sure the reg is competent, and is aware of my wide range here and is therefore 3-betting wide himself. Here i decided to 4b as a bluff and fold to a shove, but he surprised me and called. I'm pretty sure he would have 5b all in AK oop pf, so his range in my mind is mostly made of AQ and TT-QQ perhaps, maybe slowplayed AA or KK. I was planing on giving up, however the flop was a pretty nice one for me to represent an A, so he might have folded his pocket pairs vs. a cbet. After he called, the turn went x/x, and he shoved on a blank river. Figaroo, I agree with you that it might be a strong enough hand to call the 3bet with ip. I would have still played the hand the same way with something like KJo though. [/QUOTE]
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