1/2 PLO Private game
Hero 200bb nitty image and considered by most as a grinder
V1 200 bb very tight Reg
V2 300bb Fish boarder line maniac

Fold to V1 in HJ who limps
V2 in BTN raises to $8
H in BB calls with Kh 10h 4c 5c
V1 calls

Flop ($25) 4h 4s 5s
H checks
V1 checks
V2 pots ($25)

V1 and H both call

Turn ($100) As

H checks
V1 bets $25
V2 calls
H raises to $100
V1 calls
V2 folds

River ($325) Jh
Hero checks
V1 pots all in

Snap call? Sign call? Fold?

Does v1 have an AA combos in his limping range? Hard to think JJ calls the turn c/r.

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I do not think he would limp with AAxx unless he was trapping V2?? Hard to thing he would do that with pre with people left to act.

i c/r flop... your hand is probably too vulnerable to trap with and not great to play OOP. I fold river as played... don't think a nit value bets worse or bluffs here ever.

As a very tight player, I can say that I play some AAxx hands that way preflop.

This hand is consistent with how some people play 55xx. I wouldn't be shocked if you get shown a steel wheel.

I folded but he was kind enough to show me a spade flush with JJ

fold pre

Raising a bit (or full pot) OTF would allow you to fold the River (if you have chips left) but there's something to be said for playing a bit passive as well OOP with bottom FH combos.

Raising the Turn certainly indicates you have 4x or a flush and this Player still bets into you on the River. So folding River is definitely a consideration AP as well. I think raising OOP allows this Player to play perfectly against you OTR. Why did you raise and then check the River? Are there zero bluffs in this V? It's a pretty weak play typically unless you intend to c/c ... it screams 4x missed the River and increases bluffing from the IP Player.

With bottom FH I find that you need to be passive til the River or aggressive for two streets and accept the River results. Especially with this Turn, which will allow you to c/c both the Turn and River if someone is barreling a flush or other 4x.

There's certainly no crime in how you played it. Depending on your typical game dynamic this might be the perfect way to control the pot against a tight ABC opponent ... plenty at the table should say you lost the minimum. GL

Why did you smooth call the flop?

Why did you raise the turn?