villain and i played this hand about 45 mins earlier:
https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...-flop-1805785/



sitting with about 6k and villain has about 4.5k

EP opens 60, EP+2 call, guy to my right calls, we look at 66 in CO

i've already been 3betting very light recently and seem to be tilted to other people after having to make 3 huge laydowns (they dont know how big, but looks like i was caught bluffing to them)

i decide to flat and BB flats as well

Flop
864r

x/x , guy to my right makes it 140 , i think about raising but decide to flat this as well, BB flats also , the 2 other fold

turn
T (no flush draw)

now the BB donk leads 350, guy to right folds and im bit surprised to see this. we call

river Q
now BB leads out again for 1k

us ?

I’d raise flop usually, but mixing in some calls is okay. Now that the turn card brings in a second straight, I call turn. Raising here just overreps our hand. With the large 2/3 PSB river bet and being relatively deep, and given the hand started 5ways on the flop, I don’t think there is any option but to call river. Raise looks incredibly strong at this point. BB should have a lot of straights here and it’s not clear what worse value he can have that takes this line.

I think it's call on the river.
We have Pot Odds of 29% and 50% Equity vs range like this:


The raise OTR looks too thin.

Did the second blind or third blind flat? Third blind might have more 97o since he should be wider closing the action.

i don't remember honestly. it was either 2nd or 3rd, im leaning toward remembering he was the 2nd (BB)

Guess it doesn’t matter too much. You can’t really fold. Raise seems like an overplay. That leaves one option…

cool, thats what i did. i tank.. deep. almost fold talking to him to get a read saying i know he has 97, but i did call he flips over 97 , RIP