1/2 plo in delaware, game is playing pretty big tho and I'd rather get the hsplo forum's advice

Eff stacks ~300

Btn straddles 4, Hero MP with AcKT2c and calls, btn pots, BB calls, hero calls

V is in his 30s, talks a lot, decently aggressive, pots every btn

Flop: KJ3d

Checks around

Turn: 6d

BB checks, I bet 15, V calls, BB folds

River: 9

I check, V pots

I might have gotten the preflop action wrong a bit but V potted for 85 otr and basically only QT got there so I'm wondering if this is a call or fold here

Inb4 need more reads, fold pre etc, just want advice on the hand as played, thanks!

I would open and cb, not limp/call. As played I lead flop. As played until river I dont mind a call at all if he's got bluffs in him and pots them.

Include pot sizes and remaining stack sizes if you want to make it easier for people to understand your HHs

If btn is potting every btn, you should be limping to 3b pre with this hand; depending on his 3betting and calling frequencies I probably generally prefer raising than limping to call.

Am I right in saying that there's $52 in the pot now? It's unclear, especially if they round in your game. In any case, your turn $15 is way too small.

OK it sounds like they don't round pre but round post, so you got the action right, and your turn bet was $15 into $52.

River is a fold unless you have reason to believe he pots as a bluff, or you have tells.

Yeah I take it back. Limp to 3b, I thought we were 150bb deep (in wich case limp/3bet vs this guy might be best also) but for sure limp/3bet now effectively 75bb deep. Limp/3bet blabla limp/3bet.

What exactly do you mean game is playing big? (300 is a pretty small stack size for live 1/2 plo)

As for the hand, I hate just limp calling to a guy that is raising every single button. Assuming this is the case (not just that he has potted the last couple buttons, but rather he is potting every single one) I much prefer to limp/3bet as opposed to just limp/call

As played I am betting flop pretty much every time, I see no value in checking unless you know that he pots every time a flop is checked to him (which would be insane) and you are going for a c/r

I would bet more on the turn, 15 seems wayyyy too small and doesn't seem to be accomplishing much

As played on the river I would probably fold, I think it is too thin to hero call here

how about waiting for a better hand than ak102.....especially against a guy who can money whip you with his aggressiveness. so you have to ask yourself why bet the river? where do you see value? whos calling a $15 bet on the river? the answer: no one. its always a raise or fold from your opponent in that situation

if u have the nuts u can bet 15 to 52$ with hoping that he will raise u cause u show weakness ... but other thinkings are wrong IMO.

Unfortunately, the only advice we could give you is how to play pre, flop and turn. River is entirely read dependant, I mean you can't seriously hope that we'll be able to soulread that guy with the limited info given better than you could in game.

He can have pretty much any4 there as played, your tiny bet on the turn accomplishes absolutely nothing - it doesnt give you any info, doesnt get you value and is way too small to bluff anything out.