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Originally Posted by shorn7
I don't think a V who checked a FH on the turn to be tricksy is shoving the river. I would think he may bet less to ensure a call (that is unless you somehow flashed your hand to him and he knows you have an Ace).
The sizing was what felt off coming from a passive V. I think the large sizing for this V combined with the fact that I block 2 aces heavily discount an ace in his hand. Which I suppose increases bluff to value ratio?
The challenge was that there weren't a lot of natural bluffs given he called 15 utg +1.
I suppose small to mid pp's but I'm not confident V fires pot on flop with those.
I have not seen him make a psb prior to this hand.
I see merits in betting/calling flop at this stack size like some others have suggested as we can't be that far behind against his entire range.
