1/2 NLHE 8-handed

Hero(~$360): Young 20 something white male, just sat down at the table half an hour ago, if any image at all, probably TAG to nit. Shown down Jacks full within first few hands at table to double up. Hero raised pre, bet when three undercards came, called flop raise from guy on right, turned top set, rainbow board. Guy on right gave speech, bet about 2/3 pot, I move all-in, he calls, I win. Also seen raising pre-flop to $10 (standard size raise here) with KJo and then folding when a shortstack came over the top for $45 pre, which drew the attention of a few, one reg saying I call with ATC and $10 in. Other than that, been folding about everything pre.

Villian (~$240): Middle aged, somewhat feisty/stubborn woman with Italian accent, plays a decent amount of poker, but with very fishy to donk-like tendancies. Not a good player.

Pre-Flop:
- Hero: A9 raises to $10 in HJ.
- Folds to V, who calls from button, all others fold.

Flop($23): 547
- Hero quickly bets $12, V quickly calls

Turn($47): 10
- Hero quickly bets $30, V calls
*Note: Betting quickly here to represent bluff/hyper aggression.

River($102 after rake): 8
- Hero?

Grunch:

Bet 80

The river means that villain either has a big hand or can't call, your really only targeting straights/smaller flushes. Given that, I don't see any point in going small, but over betting probably folds all but the K/Q flushes. I like $75/$80.

Bet 17 flop making then pot 57, bet 45 on turn, makes pot 147, V will have 167 left and you can either bet 100, 120, or shove depending on what you feel she'll most likely call. You can never get stacks or close-to in by your flop and turn bets. Not to mention betting bigger with same pacing looks more bluffy.

I bet $80-$100.
If she's the type who never "believes", pot it so they think you're just trying to steal it

Hollywood 80 sounds good to me

An open ender on the flop just got there on the river with that 8, so i am gonna bet pretty big hoping that my opponent hit the straight and cant manage to lay it down. Villain called on the button here so any 6 for an open ender on the flop should be a healty portion of the range villain gets to the river with.

Around 70-80 bucks should be fine.

Hard to get money in without overbet on one street. Flop is easiest to get called with overbet. I would go 30 into 23 on flop. 65 into 83 on turn setting up 135 into 213 on river.

As played bet 100 and get called by straights and flushes.