$1/2 - Table just opened, this is the 1st hand.

V1 OAL - $225 - EP - Very face up nitty ABC old asian lady. I play with her a lot. She's very tight pre, comes in for a raise 1/2 the time she enters a pot. Only plays a strong opening range. Will fire her made hands and will barrel 1 street when she whiffs. Will absolutely fold big hands post flop when faced with aggression. I am very comfortable playing OOP with a range disadvantage against her.

H MAWG - $300 - SB - V views me as loose aggressive, plays ATC (relative to her super nitty opening range). I don't normally play back terribly light against her.

V1 opens for $12, BTN calls the $12, H calls from the SB w/ QdTd.

Flop ($34)
Qh10c3h

H checks, V1 opens for $26, V2 folds, H raises to $70. Me flatting or raising here will be both be viewed with huge suspicion by V. I figure as drawy as the board is V can put H on a bunch of draws and calls maybe lighter than she normally would.

Turn ($173)
2d

Obviously a great turn for H. V1 has ~$155 behind. What's the right line here? Bet $50-60 to milk V1, Bet $150 for fat value, check turn (V is 95% checking back, and only betting with a set, but she would have 3b shoved the flop w/ a set). V range here is AKhh, AJhh, (Maybe AThh), AA, KK, and AQ.

What's H's move here?

All in, lock thread.

Don't really like pre but idk since she plays face up
More flop, so turn shove isn't a question

^^^

Don't see what the argument for anything else would even be.

If you can see yourself folding when the straight or flush completes on the river, I'd suggest milking her with a 70-80 bet. If not, you gotta shove now and get max value. She plays face up so she would have reraised the flop all in if she had a set right? I think my line would be to shove here. I don't like our position so I'm trying to avoid having to make a river decision without the info I want.

(Noob new to twoplustwo so I apologize if I'm wrong or don't make sense.)

Fold pre jam turn

Ok thanks, I thought this was really standard. I did shove and she folded AQ face up. Afterwards I was thinking if V is over folding, why did I blow her out of the pot?

Lol.

Yes, Shoving is terrible if she folds toptop and overpairs which are like 85% of her range. I "same bet" OTT, put it in on most rivers not an ace,2,3.

Some will argue that she will call a shove a lot OTT based on our image, but I find theses older tight regs don't make these adjustments. This is why LAGS really beat up on them. They overfold.

lol, call flop and fold turn is about as bad a line as you can run there. I would say good fold and flash my hand there, btw, then go to town on future hands. "How do I get value out of this person who always folds" is the cousin of "how do I bluff this person who always calls". You don't.

Lead the flop.

I did exactly that, showed her the top 2, confirming that folding against me is the right idea. I'll continue to exploit moving forward.