1/3 no limit live cash game hand

[1loko1]

Here is a hand I am wondering if I took the wrong line on, mind you this is all from memory, I will post why I did what I did after some replies

9 handed

Hero 127$ AQo middle postion
Villain 300+ btn
Don't remember rest

Folds to me
Hero bets 15
Villain calls
Heads up
Flop
3c 7d 2s
Hero bets 15
Villain calls
9s
Hero checks
Villain bets 25
Hero calls looking reluctant
6d
Hero checks
Villain all in
Hero calls



Mind you I have been super tight for like 45 mins at this table and pegged villain as very loose some what aggressive

[madjek]

For me, I am getting out on the turn, I have no problem with the preflop raise, or the continuation bet. I understand the call on turn, if you think he is just trying to buy it, but you said he is loose, so could of easily hit a piece of the board, I play live and guys like that I know will call with ANYTHING, and J9,Q9,K9, and A (2,3,7, or 9) are easily in the range if he is type of player I am thinking of when you say very loose. So at this pt you've committed 30 bucks but still have 97 behind, so I would let it go with the $25 bet on turn, but once you make that call, I understand the allin call, by calling turn, you are putting him on bluff, so not much different calling the river allin. Hope your hero call worked out.

[oVITOo]

Could be right or wrong. Need more info than "villain as very loose some what aggressive". Calling an ai with Ahi is rare and requires A LOT of info/hand history.

[Rcktwrangler]

Pre flop raise is standard. Depending how aggressive the player is ill often just check a flop like that and float a call bet. If they bet the then again I'll probably just fold. However, I don't think there's anything wrong with the continuation bet I just don't like to bet out of position often.
But yeah making the turn and river call would take a lot of history with the player.. Did you win the hand?

[1loko1]

sorry i didnt reply for a while,, ya i took this hand down

[greengiant]

Yeah i'd say it's a good play. U just never know sometimes when it happens that way so it's hard to tell if it's the correct 100% play or in the middle a little bit or what... good poker, good luckl!!!

[fishking]

The biggest thing is your stack size. You start the hand with 42 big blinds. You don't want to 5x here. Also promo and rake drop you have to factor in. I would want 100bb stack here but with 42bb I am opening to $8. But again 1/3 is rake trap so you really want to open to play $1/2 or deep stacked $2/5.

Once opened to $8 you can probably just x/f flop or fire two barrels because low flops where the high card is likely to change are great to fire multi barrels and a lot of turn cards improve your range. Personally, as a nit, I open smaller and just check this hand down for showdown value at lowstakes live cash.