Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $0.50(BB) Replayer
SB ($127)
BB ($126)
Hero ($67.50)
UTG+1 ($94.35)
UTG+2 ($126)
MP1 ($68.15)
MP2 ($50)
CO ($125)
BTN ($55.35)

MP2 antes $0.10
CO antes $0.10
BTN antes $0.10
SB antes $0.10
BB antes $0.10
Hero antes $0.10
UTG+1 antes $0.10
UTG+2 antes $0.10
MP1 antes $0.10

Dealt to Hero Q A

Hero raises to $2.10, UTG+1 calls $2, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold

FLOP ($5.65) 9 6 A

Hero bets $4.50, UTG+1 calls $4.50

TURN ($14.65) 9 6 A Q

Hero bets $9.75, UTG+1 calls $9.75

RIVER ($34.15) 9 6 A Q 7

Hero???

Villain is 29/17 over 35 hands, already restealed twice, looks aggro. Board is sick, I dont see much value, but I dont like checking and letting him to fire something like almost full pot with both nuts, made hands that we beat and bluffs. What about slightly over half pot value bet/fold?

He isn't going to call with worse. That would be a classic 'blockbet to protect my equity because I don't want to c/c a PSB' move.

35 hands just isn't enough to really know anything about the guy.

Curiosity: Do you play the deep tables with a 120BB stack because you want to use the shorter stack to abuse deep stacks that get tangled up with you?

You've got like 50 effective on the river? I'm probably firing like 20ish and folding to shoves.

I find out that deep tables are extremely fishy and they dont give u any credit when you buy in for 100BB. I leave when I have more than 150BB unless there is some extremely juicy fish I have position on and there is no deep reg to give me trouble on my left. I also consider playing NL25 with 250BB stack instead of NL50 cause sometimes it is really like poker before three years. But my deep skills suck.

How big blockbet would you make? Wouldn´t that be a sign of weakness for that aggro guy and make him bluff?

And he is definitely calling with worse - he is not gonna fold worse two pair or AK here.