About an hour into the session and I haven't seen much action. Picked up a small pot to float around even.

Villain in this hand is older gentlemen in his 50 or 60's. Bit loose. I saw him cold call an openers raise next to act with A3 suited. He was UTG + 1.

4 limpers and I'm in BB with 10d10s and pop it, get three bet and its capped by time it comes around to me.

Flop is J35 all hearts.

I'm first to act and check, everybody checks behind. .

Turn is 5 and I bet.

Villain raises everybody folds and I call.

River is Jack and villain insta bets after my check.

Did I screw up turn and how would you play river here?

I think you need to let us know more about the preflop action; specifically who did the raising and if villain was one of the limp-reraisers.

But I am generally folding to the turn raise here.

What was the flop plan? Check-call one? Check-fold? The logic here somewhat influences the approach to the turn.

Given the flop check-through, I might just check the turn with the plan to call one bet and then make another decision on the river. It depends on what falls and the number of opponents still in the pot.

What is your read on Villains range after the river bet? action? He sort of seems like he was afraid of the flush flop and at least possibly holding a pair lower than Jacks but higher than 5s. Based on that I think I would call one on the river. Good sized pot here so I can't let it go for one bet.

I don't think you can make this kind of conjecture without knowing the preflop action. If he just called every bet while others were going crazy with raises, he could easily have slowplayed a flopped flush.

OP, more specific preflop action please.

Sure it is a low probability read, oth we have appx a 13:1 river call here, closing the action. The possibility of n unlikely, fancy played flush, is just one of the ways we could be beat. Never the less I think our best course is to call the one. We only have to be right about 1 in 12.

Yea after reading my initial post noticed its missing a lot of info. This hand happened about a month ago so details a bit hazy..

The villain was not limp-raiser. He was next to act after villain and I'd put him in the LAG bucket. He would often limp re-raise and it was a wide range of hands, premium and off suit connectors. He got the other players in an action mood.

LAG re-raised and player after him capped and I didn't think much of it. More of a it's going to get capped anyways. His range here is suited cards and hands K10 and below.

Plan was to bet fold to single flop bet.

Hmm.. interesting. Not sure if this makes sense but my read on his range was different from my read on the speed of his bet.

They why bet the turn?

[QUOTE=Bona;52352426]What is your read on Villains range after the river bet? action? He sort of seems like he was afraid of the flush flop and at least possibly holding a pair lower than Jacks but higher than 5s. Based on that I think I would call one on the river. Good sized pot here so I can't let it go for one bet.[/QUO


Smells like a Jack to me. Any big heart bets flop, yea if he flopped flush he raises turn, but he doesn't insta-bet the river, with a likely boat out there. and while a 5 prob raises turn as well, not so sure he's insta-betting the river after Jack pairs. Fold to turn raise.

The decision point is on the turn raise. If we call the turn raise obviously we snap call this river.