Villain is an ok lag, probably a winning player, haven't seen him spew at all or make awful calls, and is playing a few tables. Again, can't remember which tables he was on but he may have seen me spew several buyins in the space of minutes. He's 31/18/1/253. His RAF is only 1 but I do expect him to value-bet thin, though I don't expect him to bluff, so I certainly don't expect him to bluff-raise. Seems like a really standard spot to go for the c/r on the river? Are we ok with other streets?

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PL Omaha $6(BB) Replayer
Hero ($655)
BB ($1,165)
UTG ($399)
UTG+1 ($160)
CO ($518)
BTN ($357)

Dealt to Hero 9 7 Q A

fold, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $18, BB calls $12

FLOP ($36) 9 J 8

Hero bets $24, BB calls $24

TURN ($84) 9 J 8 2

Hero bets $54, BB calls $54

RIVER ($192) 9 J 8 2 5

Hero ?

seems fine to me, if hes seen me blow off a few buy-ins. c/r on river is fine but sometimes ill probably make a weak stab at the pot to induce a raise.

Keep betting. If he's not very bluffy he probably won't do it on this board and doubt he has QT here to value bet and he could easily check back T7/set

Your turn bet is too small. I think the river is a cool spot to block bet.

Does not compute.

Hand's standard against a tight/passive who's just barely aggro enough that he won't check back medium flushes.

id bet the majority of the time

bet between 155-175, bet 68 on turn

edit: whats a blockbet ??

A set is always checking back this river, so bet. And not too big. $60 might get called by a set or induce a raise from some lesser backdoor flush.

Given the fact that he never bluff-raises here and is checking back a lot of his sets/2pairs and rarely betting his busted draws I think either betting small or betting big is fine here. I also think the turn sizing is a little small considering the hand we're trying to rep.

I think the turn bet is a bit small, you probably wouldn't bet this size with QT
Villain may have sets and T7 in his range on the turn, rarely QT given how drawy the board is.
I feel he is unlikely to bluff us on the river once we check given how the action played out.
A blocking bet may be best about 75 on the river which could get looked up 'light', or a bigger bet that polarizes as a 3 barrel bluff could also get looked up. I think the latter will heavily rely on your image at the time