Personally, I think river is a spot for check/bluff-catching with your 2-pr.

nah, I was curious as to what other people would do with a hand such as two pair in this spot so as to better understand how good of a bluff spot it is. this was not on stars so you wouldn't know the reg, and he didn't have KJ either, but 67s

grunching...

I'm probably folding when I'm playing my A game (which is not to say it's a good fold).

Factors pushing me towards fold:

* Your line. Action in the hand leaves you with a wide range once the turn checks through but you definitely have plenty of big hands in you range. He doesn't seem to worried about that.

* His line. Weird line. I would think most of the hands that you're beating on the river (Ax hands) would have bet the turn to get value from draws. Although I'd expect a lot of agg players to keep betting a fd on that turn. Once he checks the turn back and raises a river that completes the draw I think his range is more heavily weighted towards flushes.

*I don't think you see too many river bluff raises at these stakes but I may be selling the avg player short.

Is your hand best as a bluff catcher by the time the river hits? If villain isn't going to call with Ax (and I think he bets that on the turn more often than not) then there really isn't any reason to bet unless you're thinking you can induce (which obv you're not with no real history). It's a pretty bad river for him to be calling light on so I don't think they're is much value in your bet.

As far as how light I'd call in your spot...I'm probably to stubborn to fold aces up or better, even though a lot of what I just said still applies to some of the hands in that range.

Oh, one more reason to fold...f two pair.

curiosity call

i'd anticipate a large bet on the river fwiwiwiw

checking the river is not good.

Can't believe no one's mentioned flop yet.

haha good point. definitely don't do that.

you're starting to get annoying

what about c/jam bruff, smb?

not a good spot to check/jam bruff i dont think.

Is this ever not Jxdd? As played obviously not trying to comment on possible ch/jam bluff.

are u saying they wont raise lower flushes for value or that they dont have any lower flushes in this spot?

i think he's making assumptions based on the turn action.

you mean fds, not flushes, right?

i would assume that fds that haven't turned a pair are arguably more likely to barrel the turn, vs a pretty capped range. that might not necessarily be the case for your typical 100nl reg, i dunno.

if you can decide which category your opponent falls into, then you can correctly b/c or b/f the river.