po1ydeuce5

I’m calling down but not thrilled about a river shove

he can have 66 for value there so i’m not folding. Plus random spaz hands i think

My bad, sort of contradicted myself saying he doesn’t fold then advocating squeezing hands he would be dominated with :D
I’m still a fan of calling with 88, but yeh only squeezing these low hands if our read is that they fold a lot

What do you guys think about cbetting bigger, maybe 1.3 & over shoving turn vs his short stack?
Otherwise i’d just use a smaller bet & give up on this turn

Definitely just calling pre, getting a good price & can continue on a lot of boards. 50% ft3b doesn’t seem high tbh. Rather sq smaller suited hands. As played agree with the previous comments

What about checking back turn? I think i’d be a bit more polarised and prefer to check behind these weaker Ax

What’s your gameplan on most boards? I feel like you’re going to have to give up a lot when called, or be put in a tough spot in general when both villains call

Bet/bet/shove ainec

I think your line is pretty good, i’d expect villain to be betting turn a lot with his draws & 9x so it looks to me like he would check with some of his Jx & PP mostly. Yeh I guess he can have boats from time to time so maybe more of a standard size to target one pair hands would be better.

It’s 3 way with a huge fish, you should be betting turn near pot with him in the hand.
I could go either was otr if he stabs a lot. Otherwise i’d just bet myself

River is a clear b/f for me. The guy is a whale & won’t fold Kx & i think he will just check back anything worse including missed draws

If he's really tight I don't mind exploitatively folding since it would rarely be a bluff & almost always be QQ+ AK. I'd rather call with PP to set mine & stack his overpairs

I think in these positions and on this runout villain is rarely bluffing & we can fold river.
AK even seems a bit too thin for him with this sizing, he can have a few flushes also

Yeh I would like the raise more if it was vs pretty aggro regulars but with a rec player in the hand I think calling is better

I'd be betting way bigger otf if villain is a passive fish & continuing big on every st. Easy b/f river vs a passive guy imo

Villain seems like a nitty/fishy type 3betting sb vs utg so the call might not be as clear as you think.
You'd have to assume these weak tight players are really weighted toward value when they take aggressive lines, esp in these positions so i dont think i'd be floating wide & trying to bluff later streets...
I also dont think you have that many value hands since calling with pre with SC vs a tight range seems pretty bad.
His range is prob more like QQ+ AK... maybe some random Axs but seems doubtful given his stats

I don't mind it tbh, but with that many hands I think you have some more relevant stats.
Overall vpip/pfr, wts, ftcb by street are all super relevant here...
I also think you could have more fush combos with Acxc that you bluff squeeze with

I actually only just realised how ridiculously huge this guy opened... i'm snap calling flop :D guy's a complete whale. I mean, what are you calling vs This type of player if you're folding AA?

If he's that loose you should just 3b way bigger.

As played i'm not folding... but i hate folding to maniacs in these spots heh

Yeh I think you're overthinking it. He's tight so you don't need to overplay in these positions.
Just call the 3b. You shouldn't raise to see where you're at.
If he's bluffing (which i doubt) i'd say hands like suited Ax would be more likely along with premiums so you should definitely be calling to keep any weaker hands in

The stats aren't relevant over the sample... i'd assume hes a fish because of his stack, so i'd bet bigger otf & b/f turn without worrying too much until we have more reads

Yeh I like b/f flop fairly big vs this many players. No ones raising a pair or FD 4 way, just exploit the weaker players

If he has high vpip/pfr with low ft3b that is even more reason to 3b pre & let him defend oop.
Turn he can be bluffing & valuebetting some worse hands so it's definitely a call with such a strong hand

I would just call & keep villains bluffs in

bet way bigger on the flop vs a fish, then I would check turn & hope to pair river :D

Don't mind the call pre, but i would raise turn vs that sizing for sure.
As played I would call once we bet 1/3 & possibly induce... he probably doesn't even 3b TT if he's fairly tight so he's repping pretty thin imo

Surely you have more stats than 23/18/8

The passive fish are never bluffing river there... Especially when you're near potting flop/turn.
I dont think you're going to be exploited by overfolding this spot vs passive fish.
Just make your money from valuebetting the stations, not herocalling vs them

Easy 3b or fold pre imo. The guy's 19/11(smallish sample but whatever)
so calling A4s doesn't do well against that range...
As played i'm 100% raising flop, he has a strong range & you have quite a bit of draws/air in your range. yeah it looks strong raising with the fish to act, but it's nl5 & you basically have the nuts vs a strong range. Just ship the moniez

I dont think you need to bet so big otf on this texture.
Once he calls turn i think i would give up. He will prob call down Axs he raises with.
If you're going to triple you dont need to bluff river so large since you're trying to fold Jx which doesnt call 3 streets anyway