Playing 5/10 at Bellagio, afternoon during edc. Table is kind of old guy heavy but all three people involved in the hand are younger.

I’m in CO. loose, down $1500 so far after QQ < AK. Have $1200 in front.

No reads on SB but he plays a lot of hands, mostly 3betting rather than cold calling when he doesn’t close the action. covers my stack. young asian guy.

BB has $750 and has played five hands in two hours, shown down zero.

I open QJss to $30 SB raises to $120 BB calls I call.

Flop Ad 7s 4s
checks to me, I check

Turn Jc
SB bets $150, BB folds, I raise to $400
SB calls

River Qc
SB checks, I shove

Looking for advice if you think river is too thin, I think SB can get to river with Ax but how often do ppl call with those? I think AQ often gets bet on the flop.

On the turn, I debated after the fact my decision between calling in position and raising, in hindsight I think the hand would’ve been easier to play had I just called.

Thoughts?

River is whatever. I don't think you will be called with worse very often, but I think you are ahead almost always.

But I am super confused by your play on the turn.

I don't quite understand what you're trying to accomplish on the turn. Seems like you're repping super thin in this low-SPR 3-bet pot. What big value hands do you have here after checking back flop in this 3-way low SPR pot? The play doesn't seem very functional as a bluff to me.

On river, I guess you're good a ton of the time, and only $680 left to bet in a pot that is now $1160. Your line looks fishy as well, so I can definitely see you getting looked up if you shove. I like the river shove. If I'm beat, I'm expecting it to be from AJ most of the time.

The turn raise is lolbad

Turn is much less bad than people here are saying but I still think call > raise with this exact combo.

As played you gotta jam river.

I don't hate the turn raise, from your description it seems like V is wide enough here that a raise could win the pot. I don't know if I love the size, I think I might say if we're raising here we're shoving, just because there isn't enough chips left to play/a shove is slightly more than a PSB.

I'm not sure how much it matters between call and raise on the turn -- you obviously have a bunch of equity even if you're behind, but just calling lets you see how much equity you end with before deciding how much you want to play for.

I didn't see that OP had a flush draw. Call is still better than a raise, but raise is less bad with the draw.

Turn raise is definitely bad. What do you do if he 3 bet shoves on you? Why do you think he doesnt have strong hands? Spr is low with the shortscked bb. So it's very possible 3 bettor checked ak/aa/aq. You are trying to bluff out aq? Or raise turn to check back river? Nothing makes sense.

I think OP is trying fold out KK QQ type hands with the turn raise?

I think river is borderline thin. Maybe with the right image it's just a standard jam.

Strong consensus that the turn raise doesn’t accomplish much, I agree. V ended up calling with A5 so I sucked out on the river

In hindsight, the turn just seems like needless aggression. I have position on the river and probably just better hands to bluff w.

One poster above suggested shove as the only raise size to have on the turn, i don’t think I’d include QJss as a hand i’d want to shove though (lower sdv hands / combo draws + sets)