Villain was running 58/19 1.75AF over around 50 hands, pretty standard fishy guy.

River a good spot to c/r or overbet?


Microgaming - €0.50 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 5 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

UTG: €59.04
CO: €50.00
BTN: €42.93
SB: €50.25
Hero (BB): €53.46

SB posts SB €0.25, Hero posts BB €0.50

Pre Flop: (€0.75) Hero has 5 2

fold, fold, BTN calls €0.50, fold, Hero checks

Flop: (€1.25, 2 players) 3 T 6
Hero bets €0.83, BTN raises to €2.25, Hero calls €1.42

Turn: (€5.75, 2 players) 4
Hero checks, BTN bets €1.50, Hero raises to €6.00, BTN calls €4.50

River: (€17.75, 2 players) T
Hero... (villain has $34 left)

Was gonna say overbet without reading your comments, so overbet is an option

but then I realized that he c/r'd the flop and I dont think many fish have toppair when they do that so its not like "oh he has trips everytime, lets jam".

Meh, I actually think I b/f 12 lollars

definitely don't check/raise. this guy is calling with more worse hands than betting for sure imo.

C/r is bad against a loose passive because he'll check behind with a bunch of good stuff.

I also don't think c/r is good in general with how this hand is played out because he can have all full houses and better flushes.

Bet/fold.

bet like $14, i dont want to jam because they will prob fold Tx here were with $14 they are calling

I'd bet fold around 60% pot.

You can target Tx and jam or target 6x,88 type hands and bet close to pot. Betting smaller than that is missing value for sure.

im over bet shoving here

he can have Tx or overpairs and not want to fold

std bet, no overbet.