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With you choose to bet flop, is ok a check call turn and check call river.
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Thats a tough line to take - I am probably never 3betting 44,88,66, 86s this deep AND calling 4bets, Leading leaves me with exactly TT, JJ, QQ, (AA, KK, rarely), X calling turn and river does not play as potcontrol - by the river stacks will be deffinitely in.

With you chose to check flop, then you gotta bet turn. I'm never giving a 2 free streets for him.

-Again he is hardly calling turn with worse- it makes my bet for protection only and rest of his range has around 12.5% equity.

I like check calling a lot. But as played villain is repping so thin. Thats actually logic behind my bet - I am good almost always, but there is a slim chance of being herocalled by worse. When villain actually raises, what do you put him on? Q7? All suited connectors and gappers are probably just flatting 3bet...

Calling his cbet is best I think, for reasons mentioned above. He is going to miss this flop with his UTG range a lot actually, you are also blocking Qxss combos, which makes his shove even more valueheavy.

I would like to thank everyone for the input. Also I am really glad I posted this hand. The result of this discussion is very interesting, because I never doubted my river fold. I hoped you will preferably depict my line overall, without me pointing the flop out and swaying your comments wrong way. Thanks again guys.

Thanks. It also means I shouldn't have bluff x/r range on this flop at all? Hands like suited gutshots, etc.? Meh I have long way to go :(

So yeah, forgot to say I am xcalling as played.

You can also discount all Jdxd combos - I think he would cbet them OTF. Another thing is - second J OTR makes it less likely villain holds one. He most likely bluffs all his club draw combos and Q9.