Opponent was loose and aggressive (but very likely a winning player, not a maniac), perfectly capable of making moves. Such as calling 4-bets and shoving when the opponent shows weakness.

I played it the way I played, trusting my read. I just wonder what is the optimal plan here? Range check (then do what?), bet tiny (then do what), bet large or what?

I'm not super deep here but still deeper than 100bb, should that affect my decision?

Opponent was quite aggressive preflop (and knows I can 4-bet light here as well), so some hands like AK/QQ/JJ can probably be taken out of the equation cos he would in all likelihood shoved them preflop.


Bonus question: How would you play it against a more normal reg, who is not capable of bluff shoving and only has me beat or has a FD here?

there is an extremely low chance you’re beat here. this is like 60% spew, 40% weak pair that doesn’t want to play future streets.

also, u need to change this player’s tag. a winning reg would never pull a move like this OTF lmao

Snapping as played, but didn't you just bet with the intention of jamming ott? Protecting your checking range?

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I'm not sure I would be labeling this player as a winning reg. Definitely tagging hand and looking to make some notes on this Villain.

TT is the only hand I can see that is beating you here, maybe. I expect to see a lot of suited connectors and Axs and pocket pairs no set when we call. Agree with Red, line is super spewy and reeks of being uncomfortable post flop. Villain is likely a fish.

maybe i am missing something but he can shove QQ or JJ here.

he can be valueshoving JJ or QQ here. against your KTs or ATs.

This particular opponent would shove them pre like 95% of times against me.

He would also shove the flop when checked to very often. That's why I checked here. The problem with this hand is that the flop connects quite well with the kind of hands he could call my 4-bet with. In this particular case even his bluff had 35% equity.

It's still a call of course, just not a a fist bump one.

I feel like this is a hand like 7sxs a lot or some other type of combo draw.