Villain is like 47/3 over 100+ hands. Readless or against anyone w/ any semblance of aggressive tendencies I probably snap this off because of villains passive line + missed FD + my small sizing that may induce a bluff raise. However Villain's stats lead me to believe hes playing a purely fit or fold game and isn't bluffing this river often enough to make the call profitable.

So I guess thoughts on the B/F OTR? Or any other part of the hand if u find it relevant:

I think we can make the river sizing a bit bigger vs a 47/3, but yeah it's definitely a fold to the check-shove, nicely played.

why dont you set up a river jam vs a station?
5k
8k
jam

Bet turn shove river. Easy fold as played

yeah yeah yeah

Tempted to overbet jam river as played

Yea against this type of player b/f OTT is prob optimal.

Thx for feedback.

That might not be so terrible aginst this type of villain either.

Ya I agree with Furo.

I don't really like the overjam otr tbh. 47/3 might be too much of a drooler for us to bother repping anything.

think river is way too deep to jam as played. maybe 5k less eff would be ok.

would check river with basically whole turn check range.. so bet more often

Against a 47/3 I think if he has any pair he'd probably call an overshove OTR, but as I said before the optimal line against this guy is just get him pot stuck through smaller bets OTT + OTR

think so? ya maybe. If that's the consensus then betting the turn is a must.

from my experience stations are averse to huge bets, esp when it's a shove. sucking them in is >>> overbetting.

yea b/f each street, jam river. he will c/r better hands somewhere before river and since its a station there is value vs mid pairs/worse Kx

i don't think the c-bet is that profitable here/is close vs him.
and I think betting OTT slightly > OTR

but nh