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What do you mean we look strong? What hands do you expect him to fold? Especially those which he will call otf and ott? And why do you think he'll fold them otr? It looks like we can bet three times and we'll have plenty of FE in any situation without mentioning ranges etc. No offense, buddy, I'm trying to help the TS and to figure out smth for myself. I'd be grateful if you explain your opinion

I'd played ch-r flop and call a shove. It's a pretty good board fro you. You have fd + 2 overs (which are alive enough of the time). You do have enough equity vs overpairs if I'm not mistaken (I used zilla). And if he call your ch-r I'd think he has an overpair and he is frightened to stack cause it's a very scary board for overpairs (you may have sets, doppers sometimes and even a straight). so I'd shove turn to maximize pressure. But I'm an aggro-monkey)))) But trying to help presenting some point of view.

And what is his f4b? The point is if he has a wide 3b and folds to 4b very often - it is quite a good 4b but you should understand that if he calls he will have a strong range + lags are tricky fellows and they like to set traps (especially IP). And there is in cbet cause you are going to have troubles being oop. If you do think he has a wide calling 4b range then I'd suggest to play check-push having two overpairs + gutshot putting pressure on his weak range. For example if he has a lot of aces, pp, etc. That's what I think

It's not the board I want to cbet in the situation cause opp is not gonna fold anything. I can't imagine a hand he's gonna fold. JJ+? AK? - I think he'll shove AK. Again if you are planning to 3b or 4b such hands you have to understand how to play them postflop or only 3b/4b them vs opps with exploitable folds. Since the villain is ip he will play his hand the optimal way and you're gonna have troubles. So I suggest to give up. You've tried to take money by 4b. That didn't work this time, so forget about it and start looking for another profitable situation.

I have some doubts about 3betting preflop (no exploitable f3b, too few hands) though I prefer aggro-style but in the case you should understand the way you gonna play postflop. I would bet that flop and almost every turn without a spade to make him lay down his mid-pairs and A-hs (I think his range is a bit wider than you presented). It is very hard for him to resist pressure being oop and having smth less than tp. imho.

thanks!

Thanks everyone for your replies!
I thought it would be some kind of overplaying QQ if I 4bet cause what am I supposed to do if he shoves? Those poses aren't the ones I want to stack off with QQ. vs CO+ - no doubt. But here I opened from utg and he squeezed - ok, I do think there are some weak aces (not only them possibly) in his sqz range however if I 4bet he will fold all the stuff and shove the strongest hands, so, I'm not happy to call that shove. On the other hand if I play 4b-fold - the question is why turning such strong hand into a bluff? That's why I called. But that's only my thoughts)) And I'm here to discuss whether I am thinking the right way or not. And I do appreciate your participation guys!
Postflop... Yeah, that was a mistake betting turn by doing so I got myself in a hard situation on the river. Really strange bet... What am I expecting to get called with? Is that for value? By betting turn I will force him to fold hands which are weaker than mine and I'l get called by stronger hands. So, Timur (that's how name is written in English), do not bet turn and try to get to SD and that's the best way)

By the way, what is "gii" or "GII"?

I feel like this hand is more to brag about binking a straight flush than how to play it
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thx for replying) I found your reply very helpful)
"Also, is 97s a typical flat for you pre versus UTG? I'm not sure that's profitable."
No, that's not a typical call. that's because of the fish behind me and I expected him to call too