Should I go for thin value OTR?

This is a 3 handed game and than villain should 3bet much wider you think.

I don't think it's makes to much sense to bluff the flop. There aren't to many weaker hands villain will fold.

As played I like the thin value bet. I don't think villain has to many better after the check on the river.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Yes…
I just realized that this bet could make him fold AK, but also AQ and AJ.
Not a good one.

He ended up having KK.

Terribly played hand. Preflop is a standard defend. But postflop...Fold on the flop most of the time. You block some of his unpaired combos. Except AK you are ahead against them. So no point to raise. If your choice is to invest money the float is much preferable option than raise.

As played postturn is okay. I am assuming that he will fold AK, KQ on the flop so he has mostly overpairs in his range. Your FE is pretty much down to 0. So you should give up. OTR bet seems fine. Slightly bigger size 50-55%. You could find a call here out of TT-JJ

With V being so 3bet tight, I would float the flop and then fold on the turn if I don't improve.
You have to barrel the turn for that flop raise to make sense, why would you check now after raising? Did you raise a set and now slow playing a f/h or quads? River bet is fine, TT and JJ can still call that. I'm going to guess V showed up with KK or AA?

Originally posted by NapoleonBonaparte135
Terribly played hand. Preflop is a standard defend. But postflop...Fold on the flop most of the time. You block some of his unpaired combos. Except AK you are ahead against them. So no point to raise. If your choice is to invest money the float is much preferable option than raise.

As played postturn is okay. I am assuming that he will fold AK, KQ on the flop so he has mostly overpairs in his range. Your FE is pretty much down to 0. So you should give up. OTR bet seems fine. Slightly bigger size 50-55%. You could find a call here out of TT-JJ

Ay I almost got your line of thinking right almost