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First you should answer this question: Why do you bluff 3 bet a guy that does not fold to 3 bets? Even from the small sample.
Then comes the next question: What hands are you targetting with the river bet? I am not telling it is wrong or right, just want to hear your reasoning.
I agree with nitrol regarding preflop play. We want to bluff opponents who actually might fold. With the TP on the flop, I think cbet is standard. Not sure for the turn and river, but if I was hero, would probably bet small the turn and check back any river (or fold to his donk).
I think it is clear fold preflop. Against this guy my 3bet range would be heavy towards value. Something like that 88+, ATs+, KTs+, AQo+. If you like compare how K7s stay against the bottom part of his calling range ( I do not even think he would call all of those): 88-66,Q9s,98s,87s,76s
Originally posted by Alleen86
I agree with nitrol regarding preflop play. We want to bluff opponents who actually might fold. With the TP on the flop, I think cbet is standard. Not sure for the turn and river, but if I was hero, would probably bet small the turn and check back any river (or fold to his donk).
+1
I think that betting turn and checking river is better though.