Barcelona National high Roller -2k event

Blinds are 250/500 w/ 50 ante and 40 min levels.

Hero: 38k (76BB) in big blind

There's a raise from HJ of 1200, button calls, and I call in BB with A7h

Flop is Ad9h3h (nut four flush and a pair)

I check, button bets 3600, I call with HJ (pre flop raiser) behind who folds

Turn is 7s (I have two pair and four flush nut draw)

I check with intent of raising, button then bets 13,600 and I just over shove w/ 33k and go bust against his 99 flopped trips.

Am I ever not taking this line, is my shove gross since many hands don't call, what am I actually getting value out of and are any better hands folding? The villain has gotten out of line before and is active in many pots. Though does seem relatively solid.

Any advice appreciated.

You can x/c down, but you're never folding.

Yeah, even tho I wanna give him the chance to blast off (don't think I'll x/jamm here) cus don't think we're going to be called by worse, but I guess we can have some combo draws also in our range.


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Weird spot with stack sizes as they are. If you are going to x/c down you prob want him to have hearts in his range ass well. Don think you get much value from anything here as played. Maybe A3s, but that hand is more likely to 3bet pre imo.

I don't think holding the Ah is that relevant. However, opponents will go three streets with AJ+ which is a decent number of combos.

I really don't like having a turn check/shove range at all here, unless we think our opponent is the type of call a jam with AK/AQ. But even then I'm not sure I'd want to check/shove with A7 since we block the types of hands we're trying to get value from.

I don't know if I'm always getting it all in on the turn with Villians Turn sizing. Also, are we ever getting called by worse being 70BB's deep? I don't think I can fold with two pair and the nut flush draw. But, raising the turn only gets every hand we beat to fold. I think calling Turn and re-evaluating on the river is the best play.

you have a very easy turn ca here shove is no bueno.

x/c turn with the intention to x/r again otr, dont think any worse hands are calling a x/r at any point after the flop

First glance looking at it, i would call turn.

what is our opinions on his range based on his bet sizing postflop? on flop villian goes 3600/4300 , have a7hh id put the villian on kqhh, j10hh, kjhh, qjhh, 54hh, ajo, aqo, a10o, a10ss, a9ss, a9o, 99, 33, a3ss, i just dont see him having a wide enough buttton range with random broadway offsuits wiht one heart that villian would bet.Also given flop sizing am i counting to many Ax hands, would Ax with a heart ever bet 3600 into 4300? turn brings the 7s, and villian bets 13.6 into 11.4k. what is our range we put villian on if we were to put it into a solver? if hero c/c turn he leaves himself 20k with the pot being ~39k, so spr almost 2. if we have an spr close to 2, cant we jsut shove turn to realize equity vs draws? , is villian b/f any draw on turn?, furthermore is villian every bluffing river when checked to with how action played and how much hero spr is?

I ask a lot of questions here and its a little confusing. but to summarize, i need help with coming up wiht accurate ranges for villian on preflop, flop, and turn. Also i think the hand is played fine becasue of the overbet turn because i feel like villian maybe commiting himself to calling off most bluffs he has if we assume hes only bluffing with hands with decent equity(fds, str8fds, doube gutters).

sorry spr 1:2 not 2:1

I would like to know HJ, CO, BTN and SB's stacks sizes and their estimateds PF stats to come up with cold call range for BTN player.