Hi, this guy calls 75% of my btn raises, and he plays 91% of his btns, but he never raised, so real donk.. He floated me a lot in this match, like 46o on AK5 board, he flatted and after turn went check/check, he fired pot sized bet on the river with air, this happened more than 15 times.

his AF is 3.4, so he's pretty aggressive

i cbet this flop, but i really don't like to cbet flops like this against this type of villain. i wanted him to see my turn bet as a value bet lol, and i think i just had to flat river with showdown value i had.

played wrong?


Full Tilt Poker $20 + $1.00 Heads Up No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t15/t30 Blinds - 2 players - View hand 39293
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BTN/SB: t1520 M = 33.78
Hero (BB): t1480 M = 32.89

Pre Flop: (t45) Hero is BB with J Q
BTN/SB calls t15, Hero raises to t100, BTN/SB calls t70

Flop: (t200) 8 4 2 (2 players)
Hero bets t120, BTN/SB calls t120

Turn: (t440) K (2 players)
Hero bets t285, BTN/SB calls t285

River: (t1010) Q (2 players)
Hero checks, BTN/SB bets t150, Hero calls t150

Turn is a great card to 2-barrel, and c/c for such a small bet on river can't be bad given your hand value. I expect to be shown a pair of K+ a majority of the time, but chances he will be bluffing here WAYY more than he should given pot size and bet size.

It gets a lot tougher if he bets half pot or more, but I probably still call because if he is calling a weak FD to that size turn bet we can make a lot of monies with that information later, as well getting a read on his river bet sizing.

Check/folding this flop vs a floater is better here imo, you have very little FE since most hands either have a pair, some sort of draw (gutshot/openender/flushdraw) or two overcards and he's calling with all of them. Otherwise, I think it's played fine if you decide to cbet it anyway.

Yeah you should wait until you hit hands and just bet these guys for value.

with stack sizes and blind level i think i might c/f the turn