Fold pre AINEC. Maximilian's post summed it all up.

Yeah folding>3!>calling. Folding being the clear winnah.

Reading this seems like its one of those hands where you are just bored and get involved in a pot you shouldn't which happens to everyone. The reasoning behind your line seems like it was all articulated after the fact. This isn't always bad but in this case b/c sometimes you can instinctively find good spots I don't think this is one of them.

As played, on the other hand, I suppose as long as you plan on speech jamming a bunch of rivers it might alright if villain is folding enough. Speech jamming is pretty BA though.

What rivers are you speech jamming?

How many combinations of speech jams vs. silent jams do we need to make to be unexploitable though?

pretty sick, hard for me to put myself in this spot as i don't think i'd ever do this, but its definitely a sick play. not sure i like having the Ad as that removes a lot of his missed draws (AXdd). hope it worked!

No, the bolded was correct. Proof: I assigned him 226 total combos on the turn and assigned him 50 combos that call the river. 50/226 = 24% (off 1 % from the bold due to rounding).

About bluffing different river cards, the best river bluff card would be a since I block the nut flush. Remember, if my read on villain was that he didn't call too often or too little, I'd aim to have a bluff ~25-30% of the time and would use hands with blocking effects to fill that bluff portion. So A6o would fall into the check/fold range since it has poor blocking effects. Basically, I'd give up some turn bluffs but not others depending on the river card.

But since this entire line was based on my read that he folds too much and is too passive, I'm not giving up as many (or any at all) turn bluffs on the river therefore I followed through though this isn't a great river bluff card. Also, if the river doesn't have helpful blocking effects, it really doesn't matter too much what it is. I.E. as played, any non-diamond river probably doesn't change the EV of my river shove that much.

Results: He folds, claiming to have 6diamond7diamond. He folded pretty fast so I think I believe him.

So, it WASN'T a river bluff. You got him to fold 7 high. You're a genius.

Seriously, this is a fold pre 99 percent of the time.

GL in getting OP to understand that. He feel the need for being perfectly balanced in every spot playing 2/5.

If it was any doubt: i agree with you 100 percent.

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OP doesn't follow the concept that if he's grouping turn and river together as a single EV calculation, he needs to consider all combinations of turn and river runouts.

Decision tree then becomes more complex.

However, it's pretty obvious that OP just wants to justify his own awesome plays.