villain isnt a winning player.
272 hands
SBVPIP 85 Raise 17 Limp 69
CB 33 2b 0

BBVPIP 63 Call 51 3bet 15
AF Flop 0.8 Turn 0.4 River 4.6
vMTCB 64 (11)

after reviewing this hand I think my cbet was a littlbe bit to weak and I should bet bigger on the flop.
On the turn I decided to control the potsize because the 9 isnt a very good hand to 2nd barrel right?
He likes to bet on the river after I check behind on turn, the question is, should I raise here and what kind of hand pay me out that I beat?

thank you guys


BB: 1,600 (40 bb)
Hero (SB): 1,400 (35 bb)

Preflop: Hero is SB with Q K
Hero raises to 100, BB calls 60

Flop: (200) 6 9 J (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets 100, BB calls 100

Turn: (400) 9 (2 players)
BB checks, Hero checks

River: (400) T (2 players)
BB bets 360, Hero ???

I'm going to have a go at this, but I play micros...

How often does villain call cbets? check raise? On what types of boards?

You can probably check back this board vs a floaty player on the flop, although here I think your cbet is ok as villain's AF is quite low. Maybe go for ~120 chips?
I like the check back on the turn, as anything that called the flop will likely come along.
On the river it looks like quite a large portion of villain's range is bluffs (is vMTCB = 64 the amount villain leads river after you cbet flop and check turn?). Vs a losing player I think there's a good chance you will get paid off by worse hands (assuming villain floats the flop pretty wide here), although it's probably thin. In game I would call (because I never think things through), but I think you can make a small raise to ~850-900 and get called by Jx, 9x, Tx, 78, maybe even 6x if villain thinks you're bluffy.

flop sizing is fine I think, could you give reads on how often he calls/folds/raises cbets? I think vs a floaty player you should definitely barrel this.

river is sick because 78 got there and so did 9x and we can own those, but he has played it such that flushes are in his range, if he's stationy and you think he's calling all 9x Jx and 78/ two pairs u should probably jam, in game i'd call too though, I'm a bit of a river nit ( p.s if he bet any smaller than this easy raise really)