Local card room: BI(50-300) 5% off the top to the card room, no rake(10% up to $3 for BBJ)

V- Young Asian guy, ppl at the table talk about how LAG he plays.

Played with him once before and in that game he went to fold the sb then realized it was only $1 more and called.

Flop- 273r, Hero bets, V calls, all others fold

Turn- 2, V checks, Hero bets, V c/r, Hero tanks folds TPGK, after the hand I thought maybe I should have peeled the river and reevaluated.

In tonight's game, he 3 barrelled bluffed with AKo on a board with all unders and got caught by second pair. He went outside to smoke and then reloaded. This hand is his second hand back.

Hero- young white guy, recently moved to "main" table been there about 4 orbits, raised to 10 UTG w/ 77 and folded to tight players 3bet(40) he said he had AA, hero hasn't shown a hand down tonight at either table

OTTH:

H(143)(UTG)- KQo
V(281)(BB)

Hero raises $10, 3 calls

Flop(41): 5QTr

V checks, H bets 30, 2 folds, V calls

Turn(101): 2 (completes rainbow)

V checks, Hero($93)??

Is this a spot where jamming is really the only option? Would checking maybe get hero paid on blank rivers? Or would scare cards come too often and make for a difficult spot on the river?

What kind of range should I be assigning to this villian?

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His range really doesn't matter at this point. sPR = 1. Shove. he may think he's getting a good deal to draw, or think your FOS and call with weaker hands.

If you're first to act you should be folding pre with your stack size.

AP, all-in. You've got a little more than a pot sized bet left behind and if you're betting here and a river brings a bad card it will be a tough spot for you. We're really only losing to q,10 here or a slow played set of 5s which is unlikely.

Don't raise UTG w/ this hand vs. these players and short. As played, shove turn.

Looks like you had no plan going into the hand.

AP, obv shove and pray.

Flop bet is too big if you weren't intending to AI on the turn, which I feel is the best play. as described I could see villain with every J9 combo that would happily snap us off, KJ probably too. If he has AQ and didn't 3bet that's to take note of. If he has set or QT then g ****ing g