$2/5 200-500

Villain 1 ($800) 60's white guy. Started drinking whiskey. Likes to call although he'll randomly limp and fold to small raises. I've seen him bluff busted flush draws on the river twice already, but I don't think he's going rep draws. Usually plays his hands fairly fast if he flopped something big.

Villain 2 ($425) 20's white guy. Playing way too aggro and bad. Cold 4b TT preflop and a super weak tight guy 3b/folded AKs. He also bet $35/shoved $400 in a $50 limped, straddled pot on KQJhh. I had T9 and raised/called the flop. Board ran out Jx3x (no heart) and I won and he didn't show. If he had a flush he's not checking turn.

Hero ($950) Stacked villain 2 in the hand above. Other than that haven't really got a ton of hands. Earlier I raised QTdd over 2 limps and a nitty woman limp/called. She check/called AQ on QQJss, then it ran out 6s 5s - she donked like 1/4 pot OTT and checked river, I checked and we both showed and she won.

2 limps, villain 2 limps, hero overlimps K J, villain 2 calls OTB, blinds check

I often raise this but the players were pretty terrible and didn't fold so I just wanted to play a pot in position while keeping their dominated hands in.

$35 7 ways
Flop: Q T 4
Villain 2 bets $25, hero calls $25, Villain 2 calls $25

$110
Turn: Q T 4 A
Villain 2 checks, hero?

Do I bet small here? Villain 2 could have something but be afraid of the flush. He could have any q.

Unless villain has a set, I don't really have to protect against anything with my straight + NFD. I'm thinking I could bet something like $50 and encourage someone with QxJd to call, maybe j9 might call again etc where if I bet big they might be afraid I have a flush already.

Also if V2 somehow does have a flush, if I bet smaller and get raised the raise will be smaller and I can call more easily.

Do you ever check here and bet river? I guess it sucks to get raised but if I'm against a flush I only have 7 outs anyway.

Or do I just make a standard big bet and hope to get called by worse.

Grunch.

What are positions?
You said v2 limped, you called, v2 called OTB...

I don't like just limping (in CO/HJ?) why not raise here pre (to see where we stand/take initiative, first off) if you want to play a pot in position? Get that value, son!

Um, not sure which villain is betting and which one is calling but I would still probably lead out here for like $65-75 if you said "These players are terrible and don't fold anything so I wanted to keep their dominated hands in." so, if they do indeed call light then I don't see why they wouldn't call a bet here? A pair and any draw will probably call here so bet, and probably call most raises..

I mean... I guess you could check/call here... But if they're bad, I can see a JdXx calling your bet here for that royal draw or straight calling and you're free rolling. Also a set will def call but be scared of the flush. If the river doesn't pair, bet again. You have a Kd so that eliminates one ... Probably not folding unless they go way over the top..

IMO

I bet 75 and never folding. Someone could have made 2 pair OTT.

big hand, big pot. Agreed in the 70-80 range.

Always remember the point of betting. You're betting the turn for value here as you have a very strong hand and will be getting called by worse a lot.

Also, I agree with raising pre-flop. I'm not a fan of playing limped pots with hands like KJ, KT,QT, etc. If you're going to play it in position after a few limps, raise pre. Never skip raising pre because "they never fold". Remember that getting called by worse pre is exactly what you want.

bet 80 and obv never fold

check the turn if you hate $$

Not sure why I said "am calling most raises unless they go over the top", cause I'm always calling here no matter what.

Nobody thinks we should be raising the flop?

raise pre, bet 60 on turn

flop should be a cbet not a call

raise pre to 35

raising flop is fine, just calling is fine too

bet turn 2/3 pot