villain. YWG reg, not a great player spazzes at times. 3 barrel bluffed earlier in session in a hand he shoulndt bluf with air
hero. REG ywg tight immage. just folded with ak on k high board to a river raise to get shown a bluf
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2/4 4 handed ( fish ib bb)
i look down at Qh7h and make it 20
villain calls on tge button sb wand bb fold
2h5hJd flop, check check
turn 7s i bet 30 villain makes it 70 i call
river (180) i check villain makes it 310
It feels like a bluff.what do i do here, i feel like i block a lot of value that makes ense 77 7j
can i call here?

What was the river? Doesn't seem to be too many blank cards.

Regardless w.o know what the riv is I guess, you're gonna see too many two pair, sets, here to make this call worth it imo. soul reads aside. You also have two hearts which helps block a possible heart draw miss turned bluff. Which is even more unlikely given the ck back on the flop.

I would just cbet the flop and fold the river. No reason to put much thought in it doubt the over bet is appropriate balanced or something you'll see super often from this player.

The river was the Jack of clubs, my bad for not including that in the first place. (cant edit original message). So only 1 combo left of J7 suited and 77. Would villain ever check back 22 or 55

I think this is a call. I don't think Villain flats pre and check flop with J7s. The only hand that makes sense is 77 but you have a 7. So there is only 1c of 77. If you find 1 combo of villain bluffing, its profitable.

this. youll end up getting way better spots

What does YWG stand for?

River is a fold no need to HERO here imo, I would just bet flop though

I can't tell if you want to know exactly what it stands for or what context it provides for play.

The letters stand for Young White Guy I believe. Generally I think that's supposed to convey the player might be more aggressive than a standard player.

ok thanks , just wanted to know what the letters stand for.

Cbet flop. I'm wondering what your reason for checking is? There are many clear reasons for betting this hand. AThh-AKhh would be great hands to check with instead, if you're looking for flush draws to check. The bigger the second card in the AXhh the more likely I am to check.

Also, check turn. I don't see what the purpose of betting a hand like this is when it functions perfectly as a check/call.

Even without knowing river (I am assuming it didnt improve you) I'm folding. I think some rivers just make it an even easier fold.

Edit: Ok I see river was a J. Doesnt make me want to call more though. I think it actually just gives him more value combos, not less. A good Jx could make a small raise on turn (I'm not saying that's a good play, I'm simply saying that's something you might see someone do 2/4 live), bink another J on river and so decide to go big. That small raise from Jx wouldn't overbet river if he didn't get the third J, so when the J does come AND he overbets river I now have to add in a few more value combos than if it were a total brick. I wouldn't be surprised to see KJ, AJ (maybe QJ) and all the sets here...for bluffs I dont expect anything really, but always allocate some small chance of seeing a completely random silly bluff (3%?).