SB is 18/16/6% 3bet. Seems pretty aggressive and doesn't like to fold although this is the first big hand we're in together.

Poker Stars $0.50/$1 No Limit Hold'em - 7 players
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UTG: $39.00
UTG+1: $33.55
MP: $103.20
CO: $100.00
Hero (BTN): $217.35
SB: $220.95
BB: $60.15

Pre Flop: ($1.50) Hero is BTN with J T
4 folds, Hero raises to $3, SB raises to $10, 1 fold, Hero calls $7

Flop: ($21.00) 6 T T (2 players)
SB bets $9.50, Hero calls $9.50

Turn: ($40.00) A (2 players)
SB bets $20, Hero calls $20

River: ($80.00) K (2 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $45, SB raises to $181.45 all in, Hero?

Don't see how this can be anything but a fold. Though would be good to know his resteal from BB, cb, etc... Depending on those stats, and given that he does not like to fold, I think raising flop or turn (smallish) could be a sexy option.

I don't think it would be wise for you to not be inclined to not call this wager.

why do i think you're sb?

I dunno his line and sizing seem pretty bluffy to me tbh

I doubt though a villain at NL100 would get so out of line for 100BB. Unless it was me, maybe

He's got 89dd

snap it

Why were you only calling and not raising here?

raise turn,
as played snap call

Looks like a bluff 2 me, I'd CALL 4SHER, if he has u beat he has u beat

Can't see any better hand checking river and risk you checking back so I call.

fold.

After 10 posts finally someone who agrees with me

Fullring players just don't get out of line on a paired board on the river without the nuts anywhere near often enough when 200bb deep. He's bluffing rather infrequently, and his value range destroys us. I do however think we can bet bigger on the river, like 65-70. Good aces are going to check call an awful lot on this river because of the way the board ran out and we will have a few draws that whiff and Axdd some of the time that might bet large to try and push off chops.. Larger probably also will induce a lot less so you aren't scratching your head the rares times when something like this does happen.

I think if he's got any comboriffic draws on the flop, he's probably betting a lot bigger because of stack depth, not <halfpot. At least in my opinion anyway.