villain 25/19/af 2/cbet 74/ turn cbet 50% - 530 hands


i have a pretty straightforward image. Nothing crazy.

i have seen villain call a river overbet with 3rd pair and was correct, so i assume villain understands range and polarization.

When i flat his 3b on the flop my range is pretty damn strong and i think he should realise this.

If villain realises this he should never be bluffing this turn.

villains turn sizing may be a slight tell, since alot of ssnl regs bet $39 instead of $40 when they are value betting.


Pacific $100.00 No Limit Hold'em - 5 players
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CO: $150.81
BTN: $13.22
SB: $164.80
Hero (BB): $186.19
UTG: $100.25

Pre Flop: ($1.50) Hero is BB with A Q
1 fold, CO raises to $3, 2 folds, Hero calls $2

Flop: ($6.50) A 5 Q (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $4.00, Hero raises to $14, CO raises to $30, Hero calls $16

Turn: ($66.50) 6 (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets $39.00, Hero?

Fold. Looks like 55 to me.

If you have a pretty straightforward image raising the flop seems ******ed fwiw

I don't think I'm folding this at any point

I guess my thought at the time was that i don't rep much so i should raise to get light peels. I can see how easily that backfires though.

prob the best free advice you will ever get on here

I dont think this looks like 55, he would probably call the raise with a set on this dry board.

I would call then re-eval the River.

Prob x/c river too

I min raise it on the turn. We will already call another small bet on the river. So raising right now makes more sense. We are putting pressure on hime. He will only re-raise and call with 55, QQ (Which i believe out of his range). Fold AK, AQ, . If he calls or raise I would give up on the river.

so you obviously see why raising turn is bad, you just haven't quite put it together yet

+1 lol