V is loose passive preflop 39/14 over 70 hands - some signs of aggression postflop. I'm tournament CL and have been pretty active as the table has got small - so i may just be perceived as trying to steal raising the limp from SB

I know cbet is pretty questionable - my rationale is that people tend to play fairly straightforwardly at this point and I would rather take it down now rather than allow V to bet his air into me - but would probably not do this against a strong / aggressive player who is more likely to bluff raise.

But not sure what the best line is once we hit the A x/c? x/j? b/c? b/f?

I would raise pre to 3-3,5bb to have more room postflop.

I would cbet this board aswell, he has probably alot of hand's which he will give up.
As u allready told u dont want giv him the oppurtunity to bet his air into u.

against a guy with 39/14 if he was a rec, id go with b/f 1/3pot, cause i imagine he could have stuff like JQ,J9s, 98s, 33-77. some rndm Tx hand's. some flushe's, 22, A2s ,A8 aswell.

But also i dont think peopel turn their hand's like J9, JQ with a spade into bluff here on this buy in lvl. That's why b/f look's the best for me.

Dont wanna giv him a free river, since their will be to many bad card's.



Intressting spot, looking forward to hear more thought's about this hand.

jam pre

That is a terrible board to cb. As played would bet turn again

x/c on the flop?

b/f b/c or jam on the turn?

Jam turn, because it's better than the alternatives (money goes in better). b/f would be ideal with deeper stacks.

depends what you put him on, since we block broadways and Ax I am putting him connectors, so I would just x/f flop as his range hits it hard

C/d
Betting w/ spr-1 achieve very little
But you've tried hard to put the yourself into this spot.