Trips R SO

Originally posted by WalkingDude
pre: could be called, could be 3bet as well
flop: standard I guess, I dont think he has OP now
turn: I raised for value of FD and worse Qx which he has. Also better, therefore call should have been better
river: to check back only I thought I am missing some value so I did bet and I cannot fold in these situations (usually thinking he would reraise turn with monster)

well played IMO — especially the turn raise. I love turn aggression, for value and for bluffing on scare cards, and when opponents do it I usually assume that they have a hand.

Interesting hand I think. Just calling turn isn't to crazy either. Your raise size seems big on villains 2/3 pot bet.
River is nasty that villain shoves. Only a slow played set that now gets a full house makes kind of sense to value shove here.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Calling the river is a mistake IMO. He will only xR you with a set. He will not do it with an overpair.
Your T raise is huge. The board is not too coordinated... He will only call with a set. With an overpair he will probably re-raise.
His all-in on the river indicates that he does not have an overpair.
If I were you, I would have bet smaller on the T and folded on the R.
You seem to like huge raises. I am curious how successful this strategy is. Do you mind sharing? I would appreciate it!

Hello !

In micro please play 3bet or fold only. Rake is so importante you want to avoid going postflop.

Your hand has 47% equity against his UTG range that I setup realistics for a reg of this limit (18%). IN GTO that's a fold, there is no call CO vs UTG. You capped your range and you expose yourself to squeeze.

Turn the raise is a non sense. Because if you get call you will be dominate so you are just value cutting yourself (with my analysis you have 33% against his calling range).

As played river bet call prints 0 with the rake and your 55% equity.

Runner Runner... ☠️