$1/2 $300eff

V is MAWG playing ATC, chasing longshot draws, definitely not afraid to gamble and put chips out there. Is going to show up some bluffs here and there. Probably some stabs here and there. Doesn't know how to size his bets. I don't have much to go on TBH.

V2 is a Chinese guy, trying to play TAG, not really a thinking player.

Hero has a snug winning image. 30's white guy. V has commented on my tightness.

UTG straddle, 3 loose bad limpers that aren't folding, hero overlimps QJ: in HJ, V2 limps, blinds call. 7 ways.

($32) Flop: Q82

Checked to V who bets $20, hero calls, V2 calls, young guy perhaps TAGish calls in BB. 4 way

***Any reason to raise here on such a dry board? Kind of disconcerting having the two perhaps TAGish playing calling.

($108) Turn: 7

V1 bets $35, hero calls, others fold

($178) River: 3

V bets $50, hero calls

You should be able to raise for value against the bad limpers + steal the button + lower the SPR. Make it small enough that Q2s doesn't fold.

Postflop is perfectly fine. Sure, it's multiway and the notes don't make it clear how passive he is*, but he could certainly be value cutting himself with worse queens, and lol-odds.

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*The very fact that we know that he doesn't know how to size bets, though, tells us that we've seen him bet enough to have a read on his bets.

+1 to all of the above. I make it like $12 pre, which looks like a normal raise, but isn't in a pot that has a straddle and a bunch of limpers.

Post is fine vs. splashy MAWG.

Agree you should be raising PF, as long as majority play bad.

fold pre