2/5 NL game 450bb deep. I make it 25 with AA and get 5 callers. Flop is J6Qr. I lead out for 45, get one fold then BTN makes it 145. All fold around to me and I call. Turn is a 2 and I check. He bets 375, which seems like a big bet in live poker. What do we do here?

Villian seems pretty solid and has shown down nuttish hands building a 800bb stack. I think he would 3bet QQ-KK preflop and sometimes call/raise 99-JJ.

My image is pretty tight and not getting out of line except once.

My thoughts are I should have made 30-40 preflop and bet 80ish on on the flop.

Thoughts?

1) raise bigger pre, especially live
2) i like a bigger cbet
3) as played it is probably a fold, although i prefer halfpotting the turn

I agree with your first two points for sure. However, if we bet half pot on the turn is it with the intention of calling, shoving over, or folding to a raise?

isnt this just a fold on flop? srs question

if you thinking about a check/fold here
a thin bet for value definitely means a bet/fold
i can see him call the turn with worse hands, but very few worse hands he raises ott

Good point. Since six people saw the flop I told myself I wouldn't go crazy like I have before. That thought process led me to play that hand too weakly. Thanks for the input.

i would just fold the flop, but i don't play live much so maybe thats bad

Why do we need to raise more pre to play oop against a 800bb stack deep? If you are opening I don't see a point in going more than 30 unless the standard raise is higher. Ur hand isn't that good oop and deep unless u hit a set or raised pre. Pry bet fold 80ish otf. Based on your read, seems like an ez fold on the flop, especially on the turn unless u have a good read on him raising flop cbets light and just because. And in that case you have to check call down which doesn't seem real appealing anyway deep. I don't see why playing live makes any difference in how you play a hand or not.

flop sizing is way to small but its still a fold on flop after being raised if u dont plan on calling down perfect turns as this one

Same here with the same caveat.

agreed

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