3bpot wrap+fd oop

flop depends on his cbet behavior. if he cbets too much i go for a c/r, if he has good cbetting frequencies i think i'd lead out.
the turn is interesting as the hand becomes a bit tricky to play once the flop is checked through. the problem with betting is that i don't think you have that much FE and your equity just got shifted with the brick turn. i think when betting you often get a call (or jam from UTG where you don't do terribly well) and then have to play a river OOP where he isn't gonna make much mistakes. so i'd consider c/r here, but i think the cons against betting i outlined are not that significant. for a c/r the stars have to be in a perfect constellation (read: you need reads), betting is just fine. just be aware that while you had $ signs in your eyes on the flop, i think once you see a turn without having put any money in the pot on the flop it becomes a not-so-super-profitable spot.
c/f river vs. most as he is probably bluffcatching you with AA/KK. the rundowns you call cold pre are a bit higher and not too likely to have hit a straight or 2pair (which you should vbet otr). the shortstack makes it a bit more interesting though as your turn betting range might strengthen due to his presence, i still wouldn't fire probably. mood factors in the decision as well

Originally posted by Krach-Bumm-Ente
just be aware that while you had $ signs in your eyes on the flop, i think once you see a turn without having put any money in the pot on the flop it becomes a not-so-super-profitable spot.

haha yeah i had much $$ in my eyes..but good point about the turn

Hi,

i would just donk pot this flop honestly. MP is unlikely to have hit this board given how tight he 3bets and might even check a nfd here. And the fish will obviously try to c/r too if he hits.

Turn is good i'd say in vacuum.

Fire river 50bb's.

Regards,

Skod