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Message: [QUOTE="zachvac, post: 690195, member: 26306"] Well I'd been playing this person for about 20 minutes at this point (there's a reason I'm already at $82 at the beginning of the hand :)). Villain was making extreme overbets a lot early on, decided to try a call with top pair and villain had flopped a straight. So I shifted to pretty tight, folding a lot preflop (the preflop raise was inevitable). So I pick up 36 and decide to mix it up. He makes it $1.50, I raise to $3.50. Flop comes 474, check-check on the flop. J turn, he bets $2.50, I make it $7 expecting to take it down. He flat calls. River is a 5, hitting my gutshot, and I bet $12, he calls river with QJ. So he started to tilt, I took advantage but he at least knew when to fold to too much aggression. He finally was settling down again when I raised preflop with 56c, flop came AKQ rainbow. He bet, I raised, he folded, and I showed my 56. This QQ was the VERY NEXT hand. I couldn't have timed that bluff with 56 better. I knew I could fire away and he'd call all day. I hit the flop of my dreams. Decide to give him the rope and let him hang himself, and he stacks off with K high. Best part is, he instantly re-bought and lost another $30 before leaving. And you're right about folding. I would have been pissed if that had happened and my QQ was unimproved but still over the board. Knowing I probably was ahead but couldn't call all the way. I just don't get the turn shove. There's not enough there to get me to fold any decent hand. I don't see what hands I'd call with on the flop after all the action preflop that I would fold to the turn shove. But I'm pretty sure it was pure tilt. [/QUOTE]

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