Hi guys


Hand 1

2/5$
Effective stacks ~780$,
V is a medium reg (1200$).

I am on the button with AcQs , 1 limper in UTG2, V in LoJack who opens to 20$. HERO 3-bet 55$ , V-call/ Heads up
(120$) Flop Qh 7h 8c / X/ I c-bet 65$ / V - calls

(250$) turn 8d V x, I bet 120$ , He call

(490$ )River 3c V x, i bet 220$, He snap..
wondering in that spot should i go pot size turn and jam river to get max value of KQ maybe QJ?


Hand 2 Hero(1200$)

AhKh on the BB , MP (200$)loose agressive young kid open 25$, Button call (Villian-1500$) loose Passive asian lady-sticky postflop( she was limping KK,QQ,) I decided to just call keep her in the pot, instead of 3-betting..
(75$) Flop JsQc10h Hero X , MP bets 45, Villian raise-150$ , Hero cold call , MP folds..
(420$) Turn 2h Hero X , Villian bets 100$.. / I raise 500$..
What's best sizing here ?
I don't think she was folding any two pair or sets.. ?

Hand 1
3b bigger pre. You could size up every street but I think it's fine

Hand 2 is a dream 3b, isolate shorty and get the deep stacks out. How deep is she? I think your sizing is fine with super nuts vs described villain (who will probably never fold any hand she raised flop with)

I'd go a little bigger pre in the first hand, but the rest is fine.

I'd go slightly smaller with my raise on the second hand (~$400), but if she's calling, go for it.

Hand 1. Basic line looks OK but sizing is on the low end of reasonable the whole way. A pot sized bet on turn/jam river is too big unless villain is pretty stationary.

Hand 2. You will almost always want to raise this preflop OOP. The occasionally flat is a rare move to mix up your play. Your really giving up on the original short stack raiser and targeting the deep stack. But OOP you need a particularly favorable flop.

Once you hit a sturdy nut hand the post flop play is fine. You want the original raiser to commit with hand like AQ. Turn raise $400 sets up a better river shove but I doubt it matters. Once V2 raises flop she probably isn't folding ever.