Did I overplay it? No2

Any info on the villain in this hand would be nice. Read less I would bet around half pot for value on the turn and river.

It's tough to get value with trips if you over betting the river. As played you get in a really nasty spot. Read less I would fold, because villain shouldn't bluff against a over bet on the river, but it's really tough to make.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by SDK1987
Any info on the villain in this hand would be nice. Read less I would bet around half pot for value on the turn and river.

It's tough to get value with trips if you over betting the river. As played you get in a really nasty spot. Read less I would fold, because villain shouldn't bluff against a over bet on the river, but it's really tough to make.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I forgot to mention that this is a LAG with big 3bet % over a large sample size. He never has AJ here ever. And he is very aggressive because LAG goes for thin value. Just for that, I chose to call here.

I was play good on the all streets, only there was bad time vs oponent hand with 44.

Originally posted by Dr1fter808
I forgot to mention that this is a LAG with big 3bet % over a large sample size. He never has AJ here ever. And he is very aggressive because LAG goes for thin value. Just for that, I chose to call here.

just a few thoughts:

- 1st of all i would be very cautious with those stats GG provides!!!
- u can start overbeting the turn
- imo he should have some AJo
- u are very polarized OTR with this betsize meaning having Jx+ or a bluff. u claim he is LAG but he will realise this and the only time he goes for xr AI if he can beat 50%+ of your bet/calling range. having said that he should never go AI with JT or sg like that despite u telling he goes for thin value.
and i doubt he makes this move with enough bluffs.

just my 2 cents

Really though spot, just few thoughts.

Overbeting on turn is OK, I would probably mix an overbet and 2/3, If I overbet on the turn I would be overbeting the River on this runout, but If i bet with normal size on the turn I would mostly bet the normal size on the River, just to have really strong trips in my normal size also. Based on the action, I guess opponent is shoving KJ+ for value, yup he should c/r soften with KJ on the flop, but they mostly never c/r AJ on the flop (and he has a lot of AJo in the range, basicaly he reps AJ on your river overbet (occassionaly 44, but 44 are folding the flop at least some of the time). I don't see people bluffing in this spot even on my limit against an overbet on the river (because he's folding you out of strong trips which is not that great to do), he should be bluffing hands like A4 and A6, but rarelly people do it, I would still call this hand, but on this limit you can safelly fold it without any worries.

@MartaiMrko:
Well spoken ♠_thumbsup:

Btw what community r u active in? I've never seen your nickname. Maybe it's my bad.

I just started to be active, and it will be here on PokerStrategy (I've open my blog and I will stream and just try to be helpfull).