OK, these hands are kinda funny and villain is clearly a recreational. But I don't like your play.
In the first hand, you iso 89o and get called down despite villain playing the board. Every time your opponent even has a better high-card, let alone a pair, you just got stacked. And your line makes no sense, except trips, exactly AA, or a busted draw.
Your play with KK isn't the best either. I'd prolly cbet small and then play the turn and river cautious. If the money goes in, you're either slightly ahead or way behind...
yeah i'm agree with you for the kk, that's a better idea thanks , but with the 8-9o in zzztilt's videopack, he said a lymp first hand is generally weak, with what's hand are you raise oot first hand ?
If you insist on iso bluffing you should use a polar range, i.e. KT+ AJ+ QJ+ for value and then 45s 64s 75s etc. This way, you'll have a clear decision on future streets. If you raise 64s and the flop comes K86, you cbet once and then give up. If the flop comes K86 and you have Q8o, you're in trouble. There's no good way to play a pair 8s in that spot. Most of the time either you end up calling off and losing to K2 or folding out when villain had a draw.
omfg first hand again
https://youtu.be/F-tDiw5R9yk
OK, these hands are kinda funny and villain is clearly a recreational. But I don't like your play.
In the first hand, you iso 89o and get called down despite villain playing the board. Every time your opponent even has a better high-card, let alone a pair, you just got stacked. And your line makes no sense, except trips, exactly AA, or a busted draw.
Your play with KK isn't the best either. I'd prolly cbet small and then play the turn and river cautious. If the money goes in, you're either slightly ahead or way behind...
Hope this helps
yeah i'm agree with you for the kk, that's a better idea thanks , but with the 8-9o in zzztilt's videopack, he said a lymp first hand is generally weak, with what's hand are you raise oot first hand ?
If you insist on iso bluffing you should use a polar range, i.e. KT+ AJ+ QJ+ for value and then 45s 64s 75s etc. This way, you'll have a clear decision on future streets. If you raise 64s and the flop comes K86, you cbet once and then give up. If the flop comes K86 and you have Q8o, you're in trouble. There's no good way to play a pair 8s in that spot. Most of the time either you end up calling off and losing to K2 or folding out when villain had a draw.
ok, thank you i'll try this way