Few hands i'd like some feedback on.

Stats of villain; VPIP: 55, PFR: 34, 3B: 26, AF: 2.5, Hands: 412

H1: Think he's doing this enough with draws and combo draws that I can't fold once i've bet even though we are pretty deep. Also, he rarely 4b and flat often so I was 3betting with a fairly linear range.




H2: He never has a flush or a boat here, and I think he's calling with any A hence the OB for value. In retrospect I should be better bigger OTT.



H3: I think we can't fold turn even though its a gross spot. Question is whether I should shove river or c/c and keep bluffs in his range.



H4: Not sure what he's reppin so I think we have to call here



H5: Similar to H4



Can provide results if it helps the analysis.

Thanks,
birdayy

1) i don't like your flop shove, I think that he can have flush or better K and it just be easy money for him, I'd rather call and look that comes on other streets and if my hand don't improve and he raise again probably fold.
2) river bet looks too big for me, your don't have very strong combination there, still a lot hand beats you. I bet about 200 and if he reraise me, i fold.
3) I'm thinking about folding preflop, these card's don't play so good at 19 BB effective stack, but if i call i'm not sure but maybe on river take some time and push all-in
4) I fold you don't beat there much
5) Call. Fold unless if you have read from previous hands that he raise just with good hands on river

Audryss, no offense, think you missread the first hand : Hero calls the shove.

Ok with the 3bet but why such a small size? Did you try a little bigger and did he also flated?
Even if you give him a very strong range, you need about 30% equity if I'm not saying stupid thing (900 to win 3000, isn't it) and you always have it. You should call imo.

N°2 : Maybe 80-90 OTT but I don't like the overbet. At this stakes, this is so often a value bet...

N°3 : against a spewy maniac, I won't call 57s oop 18bb deep ; I try to play high card to make top paire and gii no. Isnt restelal shove an option? Interested on the shark's advices....

n°4 : I understand the call but did you saw him bet his bsusted draws. Depend on how he plays his draws imo.

n°5 : again, you played about 400 hhs against him so you should have ideas of his c/c range here flop & ott. Readless I fold, but Villian semmed a little bit excited...

Thanks for responses guys.

Here's a little more information. I noticed quite a few bet sizing tells on this guy. Usually when he bets small OTT and OTR (like 1/4 pot) he usually has a very strong hand.

When he bets big, especially river donks, he usually has complete air.

Consequently, in H3, H4 and H5 he was bluffing with absolute air. Obviously H5 is more of a gameflow decision OTR, and given he bluffed H4 I felt comfortable calling down.

I know it seems a bit sus justifying my hands with perfect excuses, but I feel i should mention this after you guys' initial analysis.

@Audrysss and Pod

I agree H2 was a bit ambitious with an OB. Should probably just b/f 200 like aud said.

H3 is a bit loose OOP, but he'd been pretty passive with cbets (around 52%) so I thought I could flop well enough and be able to get enough free turn cards to make it somewhat ok. Definitely marginal though.

Thanks again guys.

About hand H1
sorry guys it's my fault i indeed misread.

Hand 1 I actually like checking flop.

And I'm not being results oriented.

hand 1: I check flop with pretty much everything i've got. maybe i'll have some narrow polarized betting range i dunno.
hand 2: overbetting is pretty terrible IMO. he's definitely not snapping an Ace and if villain were a decent reg he would snapfold an Ace.
hand 3: lol turn is nothing near gross. you played it fine

Also not sure why you 3b KTs given villain doesnt open so wide.

Don't think too much about your 3bet range vs a 34% PFRaiser. Just make it value and 3bet bluff ATC in the right context. KTs is too wide imo.

H1: On that flop I'd cbet smaller, definitively folding to the shove.

H2: bet turn bigger, 80/120, then go for a small sucker bet to get Qx to call on the river.

H3: I call pre. Wp on the turn, I would open shove the river or bet 270 depending on how stationnary he is. His turn min raise is weak, looks like he's investing 80 so he doesn't have to call a bigger bet otr. Imo you got lucky otr because he should be checking back a lot.

H4: check back the turn, or bet at most 70 (I prefer check back)

H5: aweful turn card, check with your whole range. Fold the river unless we have a good reason not to.

^^

3-betting KTs is much more dependent on villains 3bet calling range than his opening range. Given what OP said about villain I like the 3bet

Thanks for all the replies guys. Very helpful.