StopDreaming

Ok, let's say flop goes checked down, turn a river many times will be overcards, what are you planning readless?

I've donk because I planned to fold to a raise... that's was the original plan (not that great tho) but I thought it might be better lose the pot early than lose a bigger pot later, calling down without any read... basically blindfolded

Turn opens up a bunch of draws, that's the point of my question... These guys could hold anything, and maybe I thought a check is a mistake here, because allow any Villain to drawing for free at the turn.

We are getting called in 3 spots but these guys could hold anything... at the end, the turn bettor, shows up wiht QJ, if he had QJ could have way worse imo...

B/F the turn or bet and then X/F the river is gross?

x/r the flop and check the turn isn't the best aggressive move on the planet... if he stabs a lot of flops there are good chances that my weak line would induce another stab on the turn, however the board uglier than ever...

so are you x/c the river I guess... bluffcaching is good imo, but the board texture is quite awful, he could bluff with a 2c and win at the river...

I'm not agreeing with you Daz, but maybe because my TP is flawed... Imo, in fish's eyes, a missed flush draw is what he sees and the frequency of his river calls goes up. If you make a big bet, looks even more bluffy so you will get looked up often

I'd 2barrel here, if you don't have any reads (maybe you should post his stats at least) I would go with mine overall fish population leaks, in this case imo calling too much. Maybe he's calling once on the flop and give up at the turn... fishes tend to call often at the flop and less often at the turn imho. So you have FE + pot equity, I'm def bet

Your session report through google form is awesome, you are working on your poker, your mental game and you are also work on a full time job. GG man, rly impressive.

If you are asking what does your hand look like to villain you are assuming he's competent, which in this case, is changing the scenario e little bit. Daz, you should include more info imo

meh, I have to learn how to read, you are right

We can't really comment a hand without any additional read... 

You 3bet preflop pretty big, so I guess you have some kind of read, probably he's calling too much, but if is calling too much, you have the best hand on the flop a lot, and checking allow him to get a free card with all the pretty hand that he can call pre with

I think he's going to call on the river, since he's keeping the Villain range wide, so Villain could have many bluffs. x/r the flop looks really strong, and on;y a few hands will continue, also notice that you have the deck pretty much crushed

As played a prefer betting, since Villain probably is gonna bluffing me out way too much imo... btw you are right flatting pre is better

Our implied odds aren't negated due to fact of being OOP... simply there's not enough money left behind

On the turn the effective stack will be 31,14 (after OP bet)

Pot odds 2,33:1 

Odds to make our hand assuming 15% equity 5,67:1

(5,67-2,33)*(16,65-4,80)=3,34 * 11,85 = 39,6$ to make everytime we hit... 

if we call we will have behind 31,14-11,85=19,29$

So if I made the math right, you cannot call because of your stack, not because you are OOP

Do we have any relevant stat? I don't care about turn stats, but other stats would be good in order to understand whether Villain is capable of bluffing or just not crushing us in this spot. Maybe he's bluffy on the flop, maybe he like to take strange lines with non nutted hands...

I don't think folding here is a big mistake, at these levels Villains are bluffing very little imo, so if you fold and Villain bluffed you, you don't really care, because this spot happens a few times, and many times that happens he has the goods.

Fold pre imo, you are targetting the fish and he's not even full stack. Def you have not the IO vs the reg who probably will put his stack in the middle only if he got a really strong hand, two hands really strong at the same times happens very few times...

Regarding the post flop play, meh I don't know, this is a spot where I got confused everytime. We have the deck crushed, so raising you are folding out a ton of hands, at the same time, many turn and river will kill your action, so... I don't know. I would jam the turn probably, we have a hand that we don't wanna fold, at the turn Villain can call with much worse, while at the river, if a heart hits we could lose the hand/the action will be freezed

I'm x/f this flop without any additional reads. We have a value hands preflop against OR and he's calling with worse quite often so it's ok to 3bet imo. However seems that Villain doesn't like to fold to cbets, we don't have the fold to cbet in 3bet pots, but I'm assuming he's sticky due he's low fold to cbet in single raised pots. 

Yeah probably he's going to bet and we have to fold, but if he is floating a ton like many posters said, we are burning money since we are cbetting the flop and give up the turn.

I agree that if we want to cbet we have to 3barrell close to 100%, but in order to do that we need addional info, that we don't have.

100x, that's ok for the vids however... can you answer me to the question: There is a cap on the squeeze size?