McLovin81

32:00 what would your bet size be on that river bluff?

Also, given your turn check raise, what were your plans for the river if Villain flats. Are you shoving missed clubs / straight? 

You are pretty much repping 4 combos of J10 suited in Villains eyes. Your never going to have a set here. Never doing this with an overpair either. I think Villains line is very strong. It's also hard to see him having a bluff here. 99, if not the nuts. 

I prefer to just barrel the turn and hope to realize our equity. We're just not repping much. 

I like it. Flop cbet is close, though I personally prefer to cbet, especially with Ad. Given the board runout I think we have no choice but to 3 barrel. We have the Ace blocker, so the top of his range looks something like KQ and very few flush combos. 

My standard river sizing would be to bet 3/4 to pot. But I actually really like this..

Am I crazy to like a river overbet with this combo?  

Would be a very tough call given his most likely holdings.

River overbet. 

Regs at these stakes will never be bluffing here. Especially when deep. Take big diamonds out of his range and there's practically nothing we beat (qj isn't even likely). 

Easy fold as we run into quad 5s, Queens and Jacks full nearly all the time. 

Play poker. Call flop, re evaluate turn. 

I usually prefer to 4-bet / fold pre in spots like this. As played, pretty darn close. I don't have a problem making an exploitative fold here. There are a few 7s in his range (A7, 78) as well. A call is completely standard though , especially if you have some sort of read on the villain. Ie could he value bet worse? 

Your hand is face up and I would base my decision on any villain specific reads. I have no problem finding a fold here without reads.