UTG fish. Villain had been playing aggro with large sizings but I had not seen enough showdowns to know if he was out of line or just running well. No previous history.

Considered 3 betting but his 7x iso makes it a bit awkward, I also want the fish to be in so flatted pre.

Led the flop to make sure a bet goes in vs the fish.

When villain calls given preflop and flop action it seems like he should have a lot of AK and JTs so seems like a v bad turn. I think just folding turn might be ok given terrible visibility on rivers? He is not betting AJ/AT very often, maybe he bets KQ but he might have just folded flop vs my lead, not sure tbh. I was really lost and ended up tanking to a few seconds left in my timebank (not sure if that effects river decision) but ended up calling because he may have KQ/A8 and may be betting pair +fd hands.

River he snap jams. Can see both calling and folding, getting great odds, think its close.

Thoughts on all streets appreciated.

Poker Stars, $1/$2 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 6 Players

Poker Tools by CardRunners - Hand Details



BTN: $234.41 (117.2 bb)

Hero (SB): $230.68 (115.3 bb)

BB: $383.90 (192 bb)

UTG: $190.02 (95 bb)

MP: $200 (100 bb)

CO: $602.85 (301.4 bb)



Preflop: Hero is SB with Q A

UTG calls $2, MP folds, CO raises to $14, BTN folds, Hero calls $13, BB folds, UTG calls $12



Flop: ($44) 8 Q A (3 players)

Hero bets $29, UTG folds, CO calls $29



Turn: ($102) K (2 players)

Hero checks, CO bets $70, Hero calls $70



River: ($242) 8 (2 players)

Hero checks, CO bets $119.60, Hero folds