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A big flush would bet the turn to get value from sets I assume.

A small flush is more likley in his range. The questions you should answer is, is he capable of valuebetting light so with the small flush on the river? Yes>fold. Is he capable of bluffing this river? Yes>call.

Something like that.

Definitely bet river. He might think you missed some draws that you have called the flop with and tried to dake down the pot on the turn with. And x/c with aax, kkx, qqx. 

Also, he could have a weaker flush. 

I assume he would bet turn with sets because you dont have a lot of 34x in your range, neither does the player after you, possible ofcourse but little chance.

KJ maybe 3/5/6/8 thats 12 cards you preferably dont see on the river. Clubs are good obv.

Call pre is fine, prefer call over 3b. Dont like to raise since he pots, there arent many draws and there is still one villain behind us. 

Mehh you can call turn and most rivers. You can raise turn. Since villain istn playing 100bb I assume he is a weaker player so he might call turn shoves ligther so that makes raising appealing. 

I would bet flop a little smaller, so I can bet turn and river.

Doesnt seem he bluffs the turn in to 3 people on this board.

It doesnt. 

Your'e super MW with a weak hand OOP. Yes you have 2 pair but its top and bottom and pretty low, nines and deuces. You do have 2 pair on the flop but will most likley not have this on the river.

Does anybody fold this pre? I like to call 3bets OOP tight.

I would just flat pre, would 3b vs weaker player HU though.

Post, depending on villains but in a vacuum I would cb 1/2, dont expect a lot of rcbs. Evaluate turn.

Thanks!

First hand; easy fold. Akqx or akjt or something like that I would call. Just wait for a better hand vs this maniac. What would you do post flop when hitting an ace...

2nd hand; fold. Usually I dont callt 3bets with an ace in my hand unless its a really good hand, see explanation hand 1.

3rd hand; mehh you can call, I prefer folding OOP though. IP I would call. If villain doesnt give you a hard time postflop its an argument for calling.

4th hand; Fold. Dont call 3bs with single pps unless it really connected and preferable DS like jjt9ds.

5th hand; Yeah call. 

I guess I shouldnt try to bluff the turn and river vs "fishy" players.

Next time Ill post the hand correctly.

Yeah b/f turn is bad, thought we both were deep.

Games are pretty bad as in filled with good regs or filled with a lot of recreational players? (then games will be good right :P)

Wouldnt barrel turn without equity vs a villain who x/c flop with another player behind.

Guess I might x back flop, people will play honest 3way on the turn imo.

Good fold. I would bet turn small for value & protection vs tt/99/jx/8x. 78/6 players have a wide range.

Bet because it will look suspicious if you dont? Dont think thats an argument for betting in this case :)

I would x behind flop, lets see what villain does on the turn.

If you bet flop you are almost never gonna get called by worse.

You can easily x flop behind and evaluate turn, dont think villain leads twice as a bluff so probs call some turnleads.

Definitely fold river.

When he leads turn I get the feeling he wants to see a river cheaply so you could raise/fold turn.

Open this always if a 71/57 player is behind me, only 7 hands ofcourse but opening 55 from utg in zoom is pretty standard imo unless what you say there are tough players behind you.

Flop I would cb. Call when he raises. I think its an easy fold on the turn. Its a bad card for villain to bluff on, we dont have any stats or something on him so I would just let it go.

I would prefer to 4b here. Eventough we dont have any 3b/4b stats, I assume that villain likes to play hands since he plays 31 23, small sample but still, its a spot where villain might 3b us a lot because we minopen. We have a good blocker, a4 doesnt play that easy with 1 highcard and 1 low card. 4betting prevents a situation like this one. He should give us credit for our first 4b.

As played, flop call, could ship turn, I dont think he would keep on bluffing when if he bluffs flop and turn here and we protect our hand vs 67, gutshots and hearts.

I think now we have to fold on the river. We basicly rep ax and maybe jx. 

I wouldnt 3b this vs a 38/24 after 22 hands. We have no f3b stats so then I would 3b a polarised range; value hands and doable opposite hands like 56s/67s/89s and suited gappers, and then the same amount of combos of the value hands. So Q5s wouldnt make the cut for me.

Post I would raise the flop to get value from ax/kh/sets?.

What good comes from stabbing the turn once? What better hands fold/worse hands call?

Dont you think, like okaygo says, he would fold his pps on the river? And that those hands have more combos than tx?

I see a nit calling the turn with 89/ak. Dont think he has 89 in his range even... Maybe he 3bs some ak combos, like aks.

So easy fold river.

You say turn is a snapfold and use the arguments that he is passive, checkraises a turn that brings draws, and overbets when one of them gets there. But we dont know on the turn that he is gonna overbet the river.

Since we still have a really small sample size, we cant really assume that much. I do think he would x/r bigger if he would have a strong hand like a set.

I would call the flop and evaluate river. On this river with villains play, it's an easy fold for me. He has never done this before to you, your'e deeper.

Why would you cb flop? You will only get called by better and all worse hands fold.

How can you play short at rush? Wont the hand only start when the table is full?

I would 3b of course, and this flop I would x/f.

As played when you cb, I would x/c turn. Agree with Attrition.

I would fold, either you flip or you are way behind.

Wouldnt raise the flop either since SB is still left to act.

Probably fold this flop, and I wouldve called if there was no fd.

Villain will x/f turn with 99 and ak or something. You beat kq on the river. Only hands you can fold on the river are tx if villain believes you bet jx on the river, you would probably x back turn with tx, 56x, kqx.

I think you have the best hand on the river a good portion of the time.