background info. villian and myself havn't been too out of line so far about 50 hands on same table. he is winning midstakes reg up 70g 20abi 14,000gp. i think his range is sets and nut fd and doubt he tripple barrel bluffs here. anyone think i should 4b call flop?

So I can't read

You are a favorite or flipping on the flop a lot. You need to get that in on the flop

well im in position getting great price and if i hit my 7 or j hes paying off when fd misses and the turn card pairs ther river so hes jamming boats and better made flushes for value. only have bluff catcher

Needs to get in on the flop.

Plug his range into ps vs your hand on that flop.

yea prob should have got it in on flop to avoid these spots

this way river is a fold. its either a higher flush or a boat a rly high % of time.

bet/c more on flop, u have killer equity. like 1799/c.

I jam flop

i'd 3b the flop as well
as played i prob call river but not 100% sure. there is so much in the pot and we have a frush.

flop is more interesting than river
river is easy fold

IMO: calling turn = calling river

your flop sizing is excruciatingly bad. bet 60% of the pot so you can 3b jam.

a flop jam would mean jamming 16kish into 6... 3b/call and you get it in against sets / Qxdd I think.. :S tough spot

why is that bad?

If you think it's so big that he folds alot of his made hand then isn't that good?

and if you think it's unbalanced that he calls us light then it can be balanced with sets.

I play my combo draws and sets the same here. I think small 3 bet looks way too strong here and we'll be losing value on our sets. we jam we also get him to fold better FDs which is a good thing.

yea was sort of autopiloting this hand. i def would have bet closer to half pot most times. wan't really paying attention

b/3b get it in on the flop with that much equity.