0.50|1.00 No Limit - Cash Game
- nibaogang sitting in seat 1 with $81.35
- the_game1 sitting in seat 2 with $91.88
- CyaET sitting in seat 3 with $113.10
- Woooah3Aces sitting in seat 4 with $74.29
- PotSizeBluff sitting in seat 5 with $107.40 [Dealer]
- ricmondo1 sitting in seat 6 with $105.04

ricmondo1 posted the small blind - $0.50
nibaogang posted the big blind - $1.00
** Dealing card to Woooah3Aces: A , K
the_game1 raised - $4.00
CyaET folded
Woooah3Aces raised - $14.00
PotSizeBluff folded
ricmondo1 folded
nibaogang folded
the_game1 called - $14.00

** Dealing the flop: 4 , A , K
the_game1 checked
Woooah3Aces checked

** Dealing the turn: 2
the_game1 checked
Woooah3Aces bet - $18.00
the_game1 called - $18.00

** Dealing the river: J
the_game1 bet - $32.75
Woooah3Aces went all-in - $42.29
the_game1 called - $42.29


Thoughts? Does it make any sense to check flop following my 3bet preflop? Thought I might let him catch up a bit...

checking flop is ok, cause you're likeley to stack Ax anyway and you don't mind giving freecards to Kx.

Rest is boring standard

Reads on villain? If his preflop 3bet calling range is very constricted you are probably way ahead on this flop so a check is decent because you can probably get value easier on the turn.

I actually think that line is pretty good with the stack sizes, but I would make the bet bigger on the turn to easily get the rest of your stack in on the river. It sucks that you probably got coolered by JJ but without any information about his tendencies he can easily have AJ as well.

Hmmm... I want his stack once I flop this. It seems to me 3 small bets of 1/2 pot each would be the best way to do it. By checking the flop, you would need to almost pot the turn and the river to get his stack, or hope he was aggro enough to bet or raise with a worse hand at some point.

Nice read.

Just 72 hands on villain, 36/11/0.7