When you call the flop raise, you have a hand that can call on the turn. So it's odd that he doesn't bet there with Jx.

i think you mean combined with the river action?
flop he could try to fold out my equity in the hand, doesnt work and on the
turn he might try to get to a cheap showdown with is Jx middle pockets.
so, what's YOUR play on river and whats your play after the 350 bet?
maybe your overall line/thoughts i would appreciate.

Hey! I think when you lead the flop villain may have sensed weakness,and 3bet you.(maybe putting you on ak or aq or simply cuz he has a j and doesnt think your donking a 10,or bluffing )But when you call and check the turn its strange to me that hes not continuing here getting value from a jack if he had a 10 since he insta reraised the flop and you called.So with him checking the turn behind your check he could possibly have a j or maybe kq,and a few more hands you can beat and is afraid of you possibly having a 10.seems that almost all players are flatting your flop bet with a 10,but when you come across a spewy donk that does 3bet you with a 10 on the flop,hes probably not checking the turn hes probably going to continue firing at the pot.so going into the river the pot is roughly 2200 and you lead for 350,idk what your intentions are with this bet sizing,if your trying to see how he reacts or if its for value.From his stats(short sample)it seems like hes pretty aggresive,and you bet so little on the river,it kinda confuses me.It would really be nice to see how he was playing and what hands he had showndown with,or if he was a winning player,but im definitley clicking call.I think were beating most of his range. please post results at a later time!

i dont really see what betting the river does, especially after checking the turn

plz look at the potsize again.
choosed the number to get value from hands i mentioned before, its not
easy to choose the right amount for a value bet and maybe your right and it could be a bit bigger, dont know if i can call the shove though
maybe i thought ingame lead small and fold to action on this board but then beeing so weak and call - dunno
call the shove

I wouldn't call the bolded aggressive at all. I almost want to fold the flop!

River line b small/fold seems optimal to me giving opponent's passivity. VNH OP.

sorry, thought i made it clear, dont say it was clever ;-)
read my response to banana.
so after his raise on flop and check on turn i thought i might be good against
Jx, pp's

the fold on flop would hurt but its not to bad considering his low aggression.
agree also with your b small/fold - fish i am ;-)

ya i def miscalculated the pot,hahaha

If you're going to call flop,
Donk the turn 400-450,
reason for this is I think this is one of the only
ways to get him to spazz if he's pure bluffing,
and if he's not pure bluffing, I'd already have
considered below ---

for me i'd reraise or push the flop a high % because anyone making
this raise into me would only do so for value, and with 25vpip
i'd be ahead of his raise/call range.

As played I think your riverbet sucks...but i'd never get in this river spot...
I'd probably c/c in case he had a hand like Q9s that was bluffing, picked
up extra equity and hoped to hit, and missed,
everything you're betting into is either too strong to just call, or too weak
to call at all.

As you have played it river is probably really close
between c/c and c/f

Played fine, c/c river though.

no, not at all aggressive, makes it more scary....

everyone hates my riverbet

its close to c/c, r/f i think. would tend to c/c if i think he is more on a draw
r/f on this hand, if i think he has Jx, pp's

@ entim
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on flop i the your reason but ingame i thought i would not get called from worse, against his range that was maybe wrong but i dont know.

You're getting value from hardly anything. He's not raising a J on that flop very often, so it's either the nuts or air.