Table: Tuesday evening 7pm ish. 1/2. Most of the people look pretty disinterested in the game. I heard that a donkey just left, and there was much sadness. 2 short stacks, and 3 stacks that are $300 or so. I don't recognize anyone, so that's why I sat down here.

Hero: I don't really have an image yet. Wearing a hoodie, headphones, on my phone after each hand. Bought in full. Raised on hand pre flop, but to be honest, I can't remember if I cBet or not. I'm pretty much even from my start, which makes me think I cBet and took it down. ($275)

Villain: I don't really know much about him yet. He hasn't raised pre flop so far but I've only been here for 30 minutes or so. He limped 3 times pre flop, called one normal sized raise, called 2 flop bets. Got to show down once without betting with TP/MK (KT on a K8442 board). Can't remember much else about him. ($200 or so.)

Hand:
Folds to hero in the CO who opens to $17 with 34s
V calls OTB
blinds fold

I didn't realize that I opened to $17 until the dealer said 'raise to $17' then I noticed that two chips must have stuck together, oh well too late now...

Flop ($32): AJ7
Hero bets $23
V calls

Standard cBet I assume. Obviously the pot is bloated, but I'm pretty sure cBetting most flops here is fine. I feel I can get folds from every PP that didn't hit a set, and most non AX pairs. Anyone disagree?

Turn ($77): 3
Hero?

pot on flop should be $37 no?

ez c/f ott

Either c /f or tripple barrel...

Rake. 4+2 (1/10 for rake 1/10 (starting at 20) for bbj)

not good preflop even without the mistake. I like being aggressive from LP but this is probably a bit too ambitious at a brand new table.

Cbet OK I guess.

Turn should just check and see if you can hit a freebee.

You need to be folding 43s pre dude.

Good to c-bet.

Now c/f.

Could go either way, barreling folds out Jx/7x pairs and we have some equity. Against a player who sounds pretty loose and peels flop wide I think it's a good bet.

Triple barrel isn't mandatory because he has a turn folding range and betting river to fold out an A seems spewy against an unknown