villain is a fish, his standart open is 5-6bb (100 and 120 at this level) so this is the first time he minraised pre. my plan on the turn was to ch/r, on the river I think it's a pretty good spot to go for a ch/r, because he will bet his busted draws, Jx and some weird straights got there.
converter is wrong, on the flop the pot is 350, on the river it's 660
No Limit Holdem Tournament
2 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com

Stacks:
BTN thrilos1926 (1,880)
BB FlyinDebris (2,120)

Blinds: 10/20
HERO HAS 88
Pre-Flop: (30, 2 players)
thrilos1926 raises to 40, FlyinDebris raises to 150, thrilos1926 calls 150

Flop: 4 7 J (350, 2 players)
FlyinDebris bets 180, thrilos1926 calls 180

Turn: J (710, 2 players)
FlyinDebris checks, thrilos1926 checks

River: 8 (710, 2 players)
FlyinDebris checks, thrilos1926 bets 660, FlyinDebris goes all-in 1,790, thrilos1926 folds

Final Pot: 2,030

FlyinDebris wins 3,130 (net +990)

thrilos1926 lost 990

It would be nice to know your hand if you want us to rate your line. Are you looking for value, fold?

Edit. Sorry my bad.

reread the hh, I have 88

bump
wat do u think is the best line here

why c/r turn? river id bet something small like 1/3 pot

I don't really want to ch/c, because villain might bluff at a lot of rivers, and I hate 60% river cards. With ch/r, villain might call with 7x or FD

c/r is sorta thin, id probably just b/f turn, c/c river

I think c/r turn and c/r river are both the optimal lines, wp

Are we looking at the same hand?

KarlizL, when you say "villain was a fish" it immidiately makes me think he's loose passive. But his 5-6 BB openings make me think he's aggro?

Against a passive villain I'd def. bet the river since he's rarely bluffing missed draws or repping a J. Against an aggro c/raise is best and I'm more than happy to go all-in.