SB was pretty loose 50/14 AFq:69 Liked to see a lot of pots, so figured he was very wide here. Comments on all streets appreciated.

Cake - $3.5+$0.4|50/100 NL (9 max) - Holdem - 5 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

SB: 3,653.00
Hero (BB): 4,190.00
UTG: 960.00
CO: 2,757.00
BTN: 1,940.00

SB posts SB 50.00, Hero posts BB 100.00

Pre Flop: (150.00) Hero has 7 3

fold, fold, BTN calls 100.00, SB calls 50.00, Hero checks

Flop: (300.00, 3 players) J 7 3
SB bets 200.00, Hero calls 200.00, fold

Turn: (700.00, 2 players) 8
SB bets 200.00, Hero raises to 400.00, SB raises to 600.00, Hero calls 200.00

River: (1900.00, 2 players) Q
SB checks, Hero?

Reraise the flop to like 700. As played, reraise turn to 900. River is kinda tricky because he 3bets the turn, I think I like b/f to like 800. I think it is rare we will be c/r on this river by worse. I guess if he is really spazzy then maybe b/c is better, but its unlikely.

Thanks, yeah, the 3bet on the turn indicated a lot of strength to me as well.

Normally I would've raised him on the flop, but I thought the button might call (or raise in which case I would 3 bet all in), so I thought there was more value in calling. The flop was dry without a whole lotta draws there, (honestly 9T did not pop in my head until I saw the turn card).

yeah bet ~800 river

It's such a great board to slowplay, but 50/14 guy will have small leading range (Jx a lot) and always call raise on flop. If he seems more the type to lead a lot of gutters, 7x,3x, random stuff then I flat all day

when this guy bets this size it looks like a vbet unless u have a read on his bet sizing
just raise flop

Flop is dry is a good reason to raise, because BTN is less likely to want to come along than he would be on a wetter flop.

As played, just think about what you want to call you on the river and how likely it is that one of those hands is in his range. Then, make a bet size that gets that hand to call.

Because of his weird turn raise, checking the river might be a good idea.