Rush AJs turn and river

Pre-flop seems standard. Even if the BB wasn't calling it's really tough to fold for only 37c more.
Turn is indeed a fold most of the time. It will be really tough to win if you don't hit the flush on a wet board like this.
River sizing is huge. I would most likely bet smaller or you expect to get often a call of him based on reads or stats you have on him.

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SDK1987

I like it.

I wouldnt mind calling preflop even just against utg+1. His 3bet is almost just a minraise so great odds. But I would also fold turn. He doesnt have much to bluff with here. Especially OOP 3way in a 3bet pot. You block most of possible flush draws - he can have like KQs but thats pretty much it. So I would consider you to be behind against hands like 99-QQ most of the time. And the odds are not great. If the flush completes I dont think he will be happy to give you his stack with an overpair so implieds are questionable.

Yeah, the river bet looks like big.
I like this type of play.
After two oblioo's gold live play video I have started the 2x overbet in many spot where I have the nuts and the opponent range is capped.

In this hand Hero turn call range seems like pocket 77, 98s and strong FD type hands. So you will not want overbet with 77 and 98s on the river and in this case I prefer std value bet size on the river.
I can think about this big bet when Hero can bluff with anything on the river. I dont see it here.

In theory that was interesting idea, but I think most of the regs will fold a lot to river pot bet after OOP river check, but against fish it can be nice thing. The fishes are not so sizing sensitive.

I would bet like this if know that viliain is calling station. Overbet 110%pot don't change odds for call much...
Who things about range on micros:f_biggrin:

call pre vs the smaller sizing even if bb folds and also consider 4bet bluffing AJs in spots your not calling it.Looking at the preflop action the bb should be a fishier player type so going big on the river to extract max value seems perfectly ok.

Pre is debatable, but usually a fold. AJs is very dominated in this type of spots.
With a cold caller I think seeing a flop is never too bad, especially playing 150bb deep vs the 3bettor.
Turn is in fact a call imo due to implied odds. If he has the str8 he usually calls river as well.
Maybe he had a 9x or something this time.

i like using overbets given the right dynamics , but i think the flop might be a bet because of implied odds. If my hand can stand a raise im always betting and there are a ton of worse hands calling here

I would call on the Turn top.
On the river i would bet 1/2 pot , i think it's more profitable here, unless you have specifis stats from the villain