What's up guys. Interested in your thoughts on this one. 2/5 live casino, table is 7 handed at the moment. No history w/villain who just got to table, I know he is stuck a couple buyins from another table (2/5 NL i believe) - some of his buds are at the table and made reference to him tilting/playing catch-up before he sat down.

Pre: Effective stacks of $1100, hero has villain covered and has 5789 double suited in HJ. UTG +1 opens for 15, MP calls, hero calls, villain on button calls, blinds fold.

Flop ($67) 3 4 6
MP checks, UTG+1 bets $50, MP folds, hero raises $200, button calls, UTG+1 folds

thoughts on flop raise and sizing? i felt a significant but not pot bet was less polarizing and could represent my wrap and/or the FD.

Turn - Heads up ($517) 4 -- Hero??

figured i should add subsequent action:

Hero's Turn action:


Villain's Turn action

I think play on the flop is fine. Check fold turn.
With the way that it was played, I would still fold turn.

Preflop is standard.

Flop you pot it pretty much which is ok to me here. I guess $150 is a little different and might change the hand a little but not really. Not sure what villian can have but I think a bet of $175 on the turn and fold is ok.

As played is fine to me... What can you do except think villian had overpair and thought the 4 helped his 2 pair and is tilting off.

I don't think you can fold vs a tilty player. If you're soul reading a fullhouse more power to you. I'm not folding vs this villain.

please 3bet preflop so nice hand
b/c turn

If villain doesn't have a boat here he's either on mega monkey tilt or really bad at PLO. Unless you're pretty confident one of these is true this is a fold. Also, 3bet preflop.

I'm playing 57 like this in villains shoes every time

soulreading...
most standard spot for him to have a boat here ever...

Check turn, bluffcatch river. or fold