2 pair raised on river

I think I raise here, I think the same as you do, that if he had 34 he would have folded the hand. I think that big unmeasured raise is a bluff.

But I'm a real newbie, so I'm not too trustworthy.

Rather easy spot.
Otf: you could have donkbet. Although x/r also seems like a decent play.
You dont need to worry about a set. Dont think he holds one. He would've bet otf (if holds 6), would've raised u ott (if holds 6 or 2). Ez call.

Edit: You shouldnt raise this river, only 56 might raise you (of worse hands)

I like to raise flop here. We are deep.

Originally posted by nitrol
I like to raise flop here. We are deep.

At most we can donk bet (we're OOP) or x/r like I said we may consider the best move.

Donking is scary on nl2...

Originally posted by nitrol
Donking is scary on nl2...

Good point but as long as we do not treat that kinda play default it may be very profitable at micro stakes

I think x/r flop would be OK, I don´t like donk HU without exploitative reason.

As played maybe it´s so weak but my first idea was b/f R since I don´t expect bluff here often and not even valueraise with worse hand.

B/f is ok vs a passive villain.
How abou x/c, do we lose value?

Maybe x/c can be OK since OTT he can call even with club FD so he can has decent number of busted draws.

Are AQ/KQ betting river if we check?

I don´t think he has these combos after flop action too often but if he decide to slowplay it then yes, I believe he should valuebet both.

So x/c is better then.

Problem is I still expect average villain bet AQ/KQ almost everytime OTF. But it´s interesting point that if I would know that villain x/b flop with some strong hands quite often but it´s not too passive (= can delay cbet T a R) in general that it can be be good reason to more incline to x/c.

OTT it could be good to look at his delay cbet stat and also fold after x/b flop. Some people delay cbet huge number of time which I believe is perfectly fine HU on lower stakes because when average player check twice then he give up extremly often.

May be you are right. After the check-check on flop, we should double barrel.