1/2nl DEEP

Hero($600) UTG+2 raises to $11 with 109
Villain($800) Button 3-bets to $40
Hero($500) Calls

Villain is your average ok 1/2 player understands values of hands doesnt do anything to tricky always thinks people are trying to bluff him. Doesnt fold medium strength hands and over plays big pocket pairs.

Flop: 101010
BINGO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hero: Leads for $35 I try to make it look like I have 88 99 JJ hands of that nature and have it be a see where im at bet

Villain raises to $85

Hero calls $85

Turn: 3

Hero: checks I almost thought about betting to tilt him and be like what the **** but when he raised me I put him on QQ+ forsure

Villain bets $120

Hero flats

River:6

Hero: CHECKS Now before I called the turn I thought for about 20 sec about what I was going to do on the river and I decied I was going to check unless a A K or Q came out and Id put out a small bet if one of those 3 cards came out. Thank God it was a 6. lol

Villain bets: $230

Hero shoves

Villain calls and shoves KK

Do you think I should of open shoved the river do you think I played in well? Do you think I should of raised the turn or even donk bet the turn?

Brag post.

Just bet/bet/bet here. Bet/3bet the flop, and then get stacks in. Don't give him a chance to check it back with JJ or something since he's always calling you. If villain is incapable of folding then why bother trying to trap him?

^^^ This.

Don't 3bet the flop.

I think you played this hand fine. Once he bets turn he has JJ+ and you're only fading a few cards to get his whole stack. If you c/r turn, he's going to fold.

This is a rare time to play quads fast. Get it in bet bet bet.

What happened before the flop?

Edit: Just seen.

WTF is going on preflop?

You made a mistake posting preflop info 'cause it makes no sense. As played whatever, it's not like you're not getting it in no matter how you play it.

Preflop is spew and you got super lucky.

This is not a strat post.

+100. Villains range is obv transparent to QQ-AA

Lock

I would never fold this hand preflop 300BBs deep against a hand range that is very narrow and a player that doesn't fold.

We are essentially getting 14:1 in a situation where we are going to win more than one out of every five times. These numbers are admittedly flawed because we have to face bets on the turn and river when we flop a draw, but we can readjust our odds when that time comes and still play the hand profitably.

I would'nt know what to do, I never flop gin like that.

your line was super risky, you almost lost part of his stack, and left some $ on the table.

you need that $ to pay for all the times you whiff w/ T high.