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[QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 3768465, member: 103914"] Straight blockers?:confused: What hands are you putting him on then? Bearing in mind his pfr is 20%, he opens from MP, he's generally quite passive and cbets with an Ace on the flop? At 30% aggression he's just about aggro enough to one and done with his full range on the flop so I'm not totally excluding some middling cards which connect around the lower part of the board but I still strongly favour Ax from a 20% opening range. If his PFR was higher or he was calling a raise, or limp calling then I'd start giving him a bunch of middling suited connectors and gappers. The question is really so can we use the threat of the flush to get the fishy player to lay down Ax. My view was its unlikely and the more of a fish they are the less likely it becomes. A weak thinking player may recognise the flush possibility and just discount it as unlikely, its really tough to get weaker players to fold pair of aces here and I probably wouldn't try. We have some showdown value with 2nd pair so we don't actually need to bluff to win, we have some chances. [/QUOTE]
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