Line check please.

I feel like I made a mistake here.

All depends on villain? Or you mean river check? I think I check call river a lot...

any info at all? seems to be extremely important if u know anything about villain but readless id x/c flop and go from there. as played i am x/cing riv but I don't love it.

+1

I usually x/c this on flop.

As played river looks like a fold, people don't bluff like this very often and you are repping a fairly strong range.

Sorry should have posted the notes I have:

] 3b jam Q7s @ 23BB
[P] 3b jam AQo @ 22BB
[P] 3x range
[P] small 3b w A2s
[P] limp fold @ 25BB
[P] jam over limp @ 20BB after losing decent pot
[P] limp QQ @ 23BB, play passively PF on A52 tt KK
[P] 3b NAI AKo @ 19BB
[P] jam AJo @ 17BB (with jamming dynamic)

[F] c/c 972 tt, c/c 4 turn, c/r 6 river huge => c/c w draw and raise it when it hit, or bluffed FD when it missed on river?
[F] raise donk on AT8 tt in limped pot
[F] limp call Kx, call cbet on KJx, raise 2barrel on turn w top pair
[F] c/c 2nd pair + FD on A62 tt, c/c turn barrel, check river
[F] pot cbet on 976 tt, barrel 2 turn big
[F] check back 773 r, call turn lead and fold to river barrel
[F] check back Q74 tt, fold to turn lead on 3 turn
[F] c/r NAI KQ2 r, bet turn small 100 into 600, bet river small 250 into 800 w 65s => strange bluffing line

[R] bluff river pot w K8 on AJx QQ

I'd say your mistake was x/r-ing the flop. You're bloating the pot with a somewhat marginal hand deepstacked. What's your plan if he 3bets flop? Your hand isn't strong enough to get value on the turn and river on most runouts when he flats, and it sets up some awkward spots. You also take away any potential value from him barreling.

Anyway, as played, it's probably a fold on the river. He has lots of 9x in his range with this line, and all straight draws he could've called flop with have showdown value that would likely not bet (87, 85, T8) or improved to a straight (T7, 75).

Thanks for the replies.

I agree flop should be a c/c.

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