Playing a lose 1/2 NLHE game at a local Card Club. Average stack around 750. Hero is a LAG Mid 20's white dude. Villain is a Mid 30's Black male, looking slick in an outfit with a sweet Ravens Hat, Hoodie, and kicks that match color wise. (we are in Columbus, OH and earlier I asked him if he was from Baltimore and he said no haha). Villain beat me for about $120 playing heads up while we were waiting for seats at main game after the 2nd table broke.
What I am looking for from you fine 2+2 members is to assess my play throughout each street.
OTTH:
UTG+1 opens to $12
UTG+3 Calls
Villain/Button ($675): Calls $12
SB Folds
Hero/BB ($950): 10
9
Flop ($50): QJ8
Hero ($940): Checks (while thinking OMGOMG Straight Flush)
Action Checks to Villain
Villain ($660): Bets $30
Hero: Calls $30
All other players fold
Any merits in raising the flop or leading out?
Turn ($110) QJ87
Hero ($910): Check
Villain ($630): Bet's $50
Hero: Thinks for about 20 seconds then raises to $130
Villain: thinks for about 30 seconds then calls
Any merits in leading out turn, how about sizing of check-raise?
River ($370): QJ878
Hero ($780): Thinks silently about how much to bet, Villain asks if I checked. I say no. I then bet $225
Any merits on checking river to set up x/r, should I have bet larger in case he boated up, or is river sizing good?
Last edited by jtm1208; 09-29-2017 at 03:27 PM.