QJo bc/c/b

Hi legand

Preflop: looks fine

Postflop: do you often face these really big raises? We are BvB here and he ck/raises so it's definitely different.

I would say that most people would bet their value hands on the flop so his ck/raise is more drawy or wants a lot of protection (small flushes).

And since you purely bluffcatched what's the point in a river bet?

do you often face these really big raises? We are BvB here and he ck/raises so it's definitely different.

I would say that most people would bet their value hands on the flop so his ck/raise is more drawy or wants a lot of protection (small flushes).

I've seen a few really big raises (some preflop). How much does the bvb sitution change his range? I think that the x/raise does seem a bit weird because yeah I agree that his value hands bet flop but then I also anticipate his small flushes to bet as well especially if he wants protection. So you would prefer a raise on the flop vs his draws? It looks like he's prepared to put money into the pot here, due to his big raise so should we be prepared to get stacks in?

No, definitely not looking to 3-bet a hand as weak as ours vs a polarizing raise.

I'm actually thinking if we can fold (based on population read). Obviously it can be quite weak if villain is aggro and just semibluffs a lot. But how do you find that out? Calling down. And yes, river is still a check as played.